Lisez les réponses et choisissez les expressions interrogatives les plus logiques. joue au football? Philippe joue au football. est-ce que Luc ne joue pas au football? Parce qu'il étudie. sœurs avez-vous? Nous avons trois frères. habitent vos cousins? Mes cousins habitent à San Francisco.

Salut !

Sur cette photo on voit l'intérieur d' une boulangerie.

Dans la vitrine, il y a des croissants, des pains au chocolat et des gateaux.

Au fond, on voit plusieurs sortes de pain.

"Je veux savoir ce que tu fais" would be the correct translation for the sentence "I want to know what you are doing"

Hope it helps - Aced

Bonjour

I want to know what you are doing

Je veux savoir ce que tu fais.

:)

Bonjour

Brigitte lives in Rennes and reads one of the most widely-read regional newspapers in France

This regional newspaper is called Ouest France

Ouest France is sold in all the western parts of France and in Paris as well

Hope this helps :)

Salut !

Brigitte lives in Rennes and reads one of the most widely-read regional newspapers in France.

-  Ouest France

Bonsoir !!!

As you know the possessive adjectives agree in gender & number with the following noun ; with the possessed object and not with the person who possesses as in English ..................

Voilà son affiche.  (his)

 it could be "her", it would still be "son" ..

EXCEPTION  =   affiche is a feminine noun but as it begins with a vowel, you can't say "sa" affiche ....... so it's "son"

when the following noun begins with a vowel or a mute 'h' you won't use 'ma' 'ta' 'sa'  but 'mon' 'ton' son' .............

singular

mon affiche = my

ton affiche = your (2nd pers. sing.)

notre affiche = our

votre affiche = your  (formal vous)

leur affiche = their (3rd p. sing.)

affiches plural   (des affiches)

mes affiiches

tes affiches

ses affiches

nos affiches

vos affiches

leurs affiches

The word that is not a direct object pronoun is: "lui."

Direct object pronouns replace the direct object of a verb, which is the noun or pronoun that receives the action of the verb directly. "Me," "te," and "les" are all direct object pronouns in French.

"Lui," however, is an indirect object pronoun used to replace the indirect object of a verb, which is the noun or pronoun that indirectly receives the action of the verb. It is used to refer to a person introduced by the prepositions "à" or "pour."

Therefore, "lui" is not a direct object pronoun.

If you don't know what it says, it says "what river flows into the English channel" and the river that flows through the English Channel is the Seine River

Bonjour

La Seine coule dans la Manche

The river Seine flows into the English Channel.

In French, we rather say = La Seine se jette dans la Manche ...

Bonsoir

Mes parents sont à la maison.

parents = plural ===> mes

I think the answer is the reflexive pronoun me.

(I hope this is of some help)

Bonjour

Je me lève à huit heures du matin.

reflexive pronoun

je me lève

tu te lèves

il/elle/ on se lève

nous nous levons

vous vous levez

ils/elles se lèvent

Salut !

Elles arrivent en pied. Incorrect

Correct is : Elles arrivent à pied.

Salut !

Il s'appelle Astérix.

C'est un guerrier gaulois.

Son ami s'appelle Obélix.

Astérix aime faire de bons repas.

Il n'aime pas la méchanceté.

Salut !

What is the purpose of the cedilla ?

The cedilla is used to change the K sound into an S sound.

It is necessary when you need to keep an S sound in front of a hard vowel: a, o, u.

Exemple :

leçon, ça, glaçon....

The cedilla is used to change the K sound into an S sound.

It is necessary when you need to keep an S sound in front of a hard vowel: a, o, u.

Exemple :  

leçon, ça, glaçon....

(voulez-vous dîner ensemble)  That is how you say it.. Hope it helps :)))

salut!

Bonjour, je me demandais si nous pouvions dîner?

english translation: Hello, I was wondering if we could have dinner?

:))

Bonsoir!!

1- C'est exactement ce que je voulais dire .

usually "ce que" is followed by a subject & a verb and  is a direct object

c'est exactement quoi ?................. ce que je voulais dire                              (it's exactly what ? what I wanted to say )

"ce qui"  is usually the subect of the following verb

c'est exacrement ce qui se passe = it's exactly what is happening

2- Arriver imparfait

J'arrivais

tu arrivais

il/elle/on arrrivait

nous arrivions

vous arriviez

ils/elles arrivaient

Bonjour !!

Il est important que les enfants fassent attention à ce qu'ils mangent.

verbe faire = 3e pers. pluriel subjonctif présent

Il est important que = + subjonctif présent

FAIRE subjonctif présent

que je fasse

que tu fasses

qu'il/elle/on fasse

que nous fassions

que vous fassiez

qu'ils/elles fassent === > que les enfants  (=> ils) fassent

Question

Il est important que les enfants "fassent"  attention à ce qu’ils mangent.

Subjonctif présent :

que je fasse

que tu fasses

qu'il/elle/ on fasse

que nous fassions

que vous fassiez

qu'ils, qu'elles fassent (les enfants = ils)

Maintenant, elle a mal au ventre.

Bonjour

Maintenant, elle a mal au ventre.

avoir présent

j'ai

tu as

il/elle/ on a

nous avons

vous avez

ils/elles ont

:)

Est-ce que tu joues au foot? All you have to do is put "Est-ce que" in front of your statement to make it a question. You can make any statement a question but raising to pitch of your voice at the end of any sentence to make it a question.

Bonsoir

When you start a question with "Est-ce que" you just add the sentence as it was mentionned in the affirrmative way and add the quotation mark ? at the end. It's as simple as that. It's a relaxe spoken way of talking ...

Est-ce que tu joues au foot ?

More formal would be  an inversion = "Joues-tu au foot ?"

Salut !

J'aime cet ordinateur. "Lequel"aimes-tu?

Nous préférons visiter une île tropicale pendant les vacances. "Laquelle"? Nous ne savons pas mais nous pensons à Tahiti.

Un prof dans l'école est malade. Lequel?

Cette profession m'intéresse. Laquelle?

La femme cherche les stylos. "Lesquels"?

Nous avons fait les valises. "Lesquelles"?

Bonjour !!

Indicate the correct preposition (partitive articles)

1- du sucre

2- des pommes

3- de l'huile

4- de la salade

5- des petits pois

6- de la viande

7- du riz

8- de la farine

9- du pain

10- du beurre

To help you ==>

du, de la, de l',  des are French partitive articles

3 singular partitive articles

du = masc. sing

de la = fem. sing

de l' = when the following noun begins with a vowel ar a mute 'h'

only 1 plural

des = both masculine and feminine

'de' just by itself isn't an article but a preposition and in this exercise, you've got to only find partitive articles..

example for 'de' as a preposition = c'est le chien de mon frère  (it's the dog of my brother)

hope this will help :)

Salut !

1) du sucre

2) des pommes

3)de l'huile

4) de la salade

5) des petits pois

6) de la viande

7) du riz

8) de la farine

9) du pain

10) du beurre

Bonjour

How to write "I/he/she went" in past tense ???? (passé composé ?)

I went outside yesterday. ==> je suis sorti hier. (If and only if 'I' is a boy)

Pierre talking = je suis sorti hier.

but if 'je' is a woman ............==> je suis sortie  hier

Anne talking = je suis sortie hier.

My friend went to the store yesterday ==> mon ami(e) est allé(e) au magasin hier.

mon ami (= Pierre)  est allé .....

mon amie (= Anne) est sortie

because as 'ami' begins with a vowel, you can't say "ma ami"... you've got to say 'mon ami' even if it's feminine.. that's another 'problem'

to go = aller

to go down = descendre

to go out = sortir

to go away = partir

to go after = suivre

............

In French we have differents verbs when in English, you've got one and only verb called phrasal verb (not sure its the correct way to call it.....) so it changes the meaning of the verb ....

What you have to remember is that when you use the "passé composé" with the auxiliaire "être", the past participle will agree with the subject...

so if, 'je', 'tu'  are feminine, the past participle will end with an 'e' .. most of the time ....

well I think I understood what you were asking for ... but it's quite difficult to answer...

for example =

to turn = tourner

to turn off = éteindre

to turn on = allumer

to turn red = rougir

to turn white = blanchir, pâlir

to turn around = se retourner

and lots of English verbs have those small prepositions that change the meaning... in French, we most of the time have different verbs that you'll just have to learn

Hope I helped you to understand even though I do not have "une solution miracle" ....a 'silver bullet'

:)

Bonjour, mon nom est Lily ,j'al 12 ans et j'aime l'école et mon passe-temps favori est....

B, le guichet its a counter :)

Le billet means: the ticket

Le guichet means: the counter

La siege means: Victories

Les valises means: Suitcases

I would go with Les valises

Hope this helps

2. Choisir can be conjugated as a special -IR verb. Because of the article vous, we know that the ending of the word will be -ez. As shown through all -IR verbs, the ending of this word specifically would be -issez. Combined with the root of the word, chois, you would get the word choisissez.

3. Finir can be conjugated as a normal -IR verb. Because of the article nous, we know that the ending of the word will be -ons. As shown through all -IR verbs, the ending of this word specifically would be -issons. Combined with the root of the word, fin, you would get the word finissons.

I hope this helps! Bonne chance!

Bonjour

1- Vous choisissez toujours les fruits en dessert.

CHOISIR  (verbe 2éme groupe)

je choisis

tu choisis

il/elle/on choisit

nous choisissons

vous choisissez

ils/elle choisissent

3- Nous finissons toujours le diner avec du fromage et du dessert.

FINIR (verbe du 2ème groupe)

je finis

tu finis

il/elle/on finit

nous finissons

vous finissez

ils/elles finissent

endings of the verbs -ir du 2ème groupe

-is / -is / -it / -issons / -issez / -issent

the others verbs -ir not ending this way belong to thr 3rd group

hope it will help :)

"je t'aime" is the French translation

Bonsoir

whether you say "I love you " to someone you like a lot or someone you really love it always will be  =

je t'aime

OR

je vous aime if it's a plural or a formal vous...

Bonjour

J'aime mon bureau

bureau = masc. sing. noun = mon

Bonjour

Complete the sentences with the correct possessive adjective: mon, ma, mes, ton, ta, tes,son, sa, ses, notre, nos,votre, vos, leur, or leurs.

J'aime mon bureau.

Salut !

H.

1. Non, elle n'a pas de cours de dessin.

C'est Albert qui a un cours de dessin.

2. Il est à 13 heures de l'après-midie.

3. C'est le lundi.

4. Ils n'ont pas de cours de chimie. C'est Jacqueline qui a un cours de chimie. C'est le vendredi à 13 heures.

Bonjour

La Côte d'Ivoire a toujours été politiquement instable .

FALSE

Ivoiry Coast was mainly stable till 1999 = > there was a "putsh" (un coup d'état)

The president Henry Conan Bédié (successor of Félix Houphouët-Boigny  who was the first president from 1960 till his death in 1993 - during  6 years-  (he died by the age of 88 ); he was "le père" de l'indépendance de la Côte d'Ivoire)  fled into exhile in France, tourism was stopped, foreigners, as French, living or working there had to leave the country

Question

Which phrase best completes this sentence?

Exemple :

Ils sont allés à l’épicerie et ont acheté une bouteille d'huile.

or :

- du vingaigre

- du sel

Salut !

When she came to my house :

je mangeais

Bonjour !

When she came to my house, je mangeais.

"Came"  is the past tense of "come"

so the "manger" has to be in a past tense as well ....

A- je mange = présent

B- je vais manger = futur proche (near future)

C- je mangeais = past tense --> imparfait de l'indicatif

D- je mangerais = conditionnel (I would eat)

Bonne année !!

Bonjour !

Correct is :

Je suis allé au supermarché.

je suis allé

tu es allé

il est allé

nous sommes allés

vous êtes allés

ils sont allés

Bonsoir

j'ai été au supermarché ==== > INCORRECT

even thouh many French  people do that mistake, when talking, the auxiliaire in the passé composé is "être allé" and not "avoir été" which is incorrect and in fact doesn't make sense.

"avoir été" =  "have been" .... it's not grammatically correct.

The correct verbe to use is "aller" ==> passé composé = "être allé"

of couse, as être" is used and not "avoir" as an auxilaire, the past participle will agree in gendre and number with the subject ...

SO ==>

je suis allé  (if 'je'  is masculine)

je suis allée (if 'je' is feminine)

tu es allé  (tu = masculine)

tu es allée (tu = feminine)

il est allé  <--> elle est allée

ils sont allés <--> elles sont allées

it all depends of the subject, whether singular or plural, feminine or masculine.

Remember that when the subject is "nous" or "vous", for example

if nous =Ann and I (I being a girl = 2 girls) = nous sommes allées

if nous = Tom and I (I being a boy 2 boys) = nous sommes allés

but if Ann and I (being a boy) = nous sommes allés because  if masculine + feminine subjects, the gender will be masculine....

same for "vous"

same for any plural subject...

hope I do not explain too badly !!  :)

The answer is True.