What I do and don't do (Part 1/2)
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- In this lesson, we will say what I do using -er verbs and look at verbs which take the preposition 'à'.
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12 Questions
Q1.
What does 'générale' mean?
general when describing a masculine plural noun
general when describing a masculine singular noun
Q2.
What does 'organiser' mean?
I organise
you organise
Q3.
What does 'national' mean?
national when describing a feminine plural noun
national when describing a feminine singular noun
Q4.
What does 'chacun' mean?
birthday
everywhere
Q5.
What does 'anniversaire' mean?
anniversary
celebration
Q6.
What does 'partout' mean?
nowhere
somewhere
Q7.
How do we write 'October' in French?
october
Octobre
Q8.
How do we write 'July' in French?
Juillet
julliet
Q9.
How do we write 'December' in French?
decembre
Décembre
Q10.
How do we write 'August' in French?
aout
Août
Q11.
How do we write 'September' in French?
september
Septembre
Q12.
How do we write 'November' in French?
november
Novembre
12 Questions
Q1.
écouter
to speak, speaking
to watch, watching
Q2.
parler
to listen to, listening to
to spend, spending
Q3.
demander
to show, showing
to think, thinking
Q4.
penser
to give, giving
to prepare, preparing
Q5.
le déjeuner
breakfast
dinner
Q6.
donner
to eat, eating
to walk, walking
Q7.
travailler
to travel, travelling
travel bag
Q8.
marcher
market
supermarket
Q9.
la maison
castle
mansion
Q10.
montrer
to go up, going up
watch
Q11.
passer
to pay, paying
to think (about), thinking (about)
Q12.
jouer
to pay, paying
to see, seeing