Distinguishing between parts and wholes (Part 1/2)
Distinguishing between parts and wholes (Part 1/2)
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- In this lesson, we will learn how to distinguish between parts and wholes in French using partitive articles.
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10 Questions
Q1.
Comment dit-on en français "to play football"?
je joue au foot
jouer de la foot
Q2.
Comment dit-on en français "to play the guitar"?
je joue à la guitare
jouer à la guitare
Q3.
Comment dit-on en français "to play French bowls"?
jouer à le pétanque
jouer de la pétanque
Q4.
Comment dit-on en français "I play cards"?
elle joue aux cartes
je joue des cartes
Q5.
C'est quoi en anglais "elle joue du violin"?
he plays the violin
she likes playing the violin
Q6.
C'est quoi en anglais "il aime jouer des instruments"?
he is playing instruments
he plays instuments
Q7.
Which preposition is missing? Elle joue .... tennis.
à le
du
Q8.
Which preposition is missing? il joue ..... parc.
à la
du
Q9.
Which preposition is missing? est-ce que tu joues ..... ordinateur?
à la
du
Q10.
Which preposition is missing? elle ne joue pas .... rugby
de la
du
13 Questions
Translate the following words
Q2.
acheter
to eat, eating
to have, having
Q3.
coûter
to create, creating
to walk, walking
Q4.
peser
to put, putting
to watch, watching
Q5.
to pay (for), paying (for)
acheter
trouver
Q6.
water
le fromage
le pain
Q7.
euro
la monnaie
la piece
Q8.
written exercise, physical exercise
jouer
le papier
Q9.
le fromage
fridge
house
Q10.
la natation
football
rugby
Q11.
Which of these is a food?
le sport
le travail
Q12.
le poisson
sport
work
Q13.
le travail
bread
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