Talking about yourself, talking to and about someone else (Part 1/2)
Talking about yourself, talking to and about someone else (Part 1/2)
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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will talk about ourselves and revisit present tense regular -er verbs. We will also look at uses of "en" and "à" (to vs in).
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12 Questions
Q1.
je vais
they go
you go
Q2.
il va
they go
we go
Q3.
fermer
to listen
to open
Q4.
elles vont
she goes
they go (m)
Q5.
regarder
to listen
to write
Q6.
vous allez
we go
you go (singular)
Q7.
elle va
he goes
you go (singular)
Q8.
écrire
to read
to watch
Q9.
nous allons
they go
you go (plural)
Q10.
lire
to close
to write
Q11.
tu vas
I go
you go (plural)
Q12.
ils vont
they go (f)
you go (plural)
10 Questions
Q1.
Comment dit-on "to win" en français?
gainer
ganger
Q2.
Comment dit-on "to change" en français?
change
changement
Q3.
Comment dit-on "the world" en français?
le pays
les vêtements
Q4.
Comment dit-on "country" en français?
le monde
les vêtements
Q5.
Comment dit-on "clothes" en français?
le monde
le pays
Q6.
Qu'est-ce que c'est en anglais "j'habite chez Vincent"?
I live near Vincent's house
I'm living with Vincent
Q7.
Qu'est-ce que c'est en anglais "la politique change le monde"?
politics changes the country
politics creates the world
Q8.
Which is the correct preposition? Je vais .... Londres
chez
en
Q9.
Which is the correct preposition? j'arrive .... France
à
chez
Q10.
Which is the correct preposition? Je reste .... Tom
à
en