Saying what people do (Part 1/4)
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- In this lesson, we will look at -er verbs in the present simple tense used with the continuous meaning.
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10 Questions
Q1.
mauvais
beautiful
but
Q2.
walk, ride
la visite
le voyage
Q3.
Complete with the correct article: _____ visite
le
les
Q4.
Select the correct French spelling for "answer" in French
reponse
rêponse
Q5.
boat
beau
bien
Q6.
faire
to be, being
to have, having
Q7.
You do/make, You are doing/making
il fait
je fais
Q8.
Il fait
She does/makes, she is doing/making
You do/make, you are doing/making
Q9.
Il fait mauvais.
He goes on a walk.
She goes on a visit/tour.
Q10.
I go shopping.
Je fais la visite.
Je fais une promenade.
12 Questions
Q1.
What does ‘jamais’ mean?
Already
Subject
Q2.
Comment dit-on ‘to like’ en français?
Passer
Rester
Q3.
What does 'passer' mean in English?
I spend
to tick
Q4.
Comment dit-on 'I stay' in English?
rester
tu restes
Q5.
What does 'chaque semaine' mean?
at the moment
every day
Q6.
Which is the correct way to say 'I wear'?
il porte
je portes
Q7.
Which of the following mean 'to find' ?
cocher
rester
Q8.
Which word has the 'soft 'g' sound in French?
L'Angleterre
progrès
Q9.
Comment dit-on 'already' en français?
jour
sujet
Q10.
What is the verb ending for an er verb in the 'tu' form?
e
er
Q11.
Is the expression 'en ce moment' an example of...
a verb?
an adjective?
Q12.
What is the correct form to say 'I am staying'
je rester
rester