What is it like? (Part 1/2)
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- In this lesson, we will practise describing what something is like using adverbs and understanding where they are placed. We will also practise the present tense of common irregular -ir and -re verbs ('je', 'tu', 'il'/'elle').
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12 Questions
Q1.
l'argent
Agent
food
Q2.
manger
to drink
to travel
Q3.
un peu
a lot
some
Q4.
gagner
to drink
to eat
Q5.
le café
tea
water
Q6.
un verre
bottle
carton
Q7.
boire
to eat
to listen
Q8.
le lait
coffee
tea
Q9.
beaucoup
a little
many
Q10.
le thé
coffee
milk
Q11.
la viande
ham
pork
Q12.
la chance
health
money
10 Questions
Q1.
Comment dit-on en français "every week"?
chaque jour
la semaine dernière
Q2.
Comment dit-on en français "together"?
dehors
rarement
Q3.
Comment dit-on en français "soon"?
aujourd'hui
hier
Q4.
Which of these adverbs/adverbial phrases answers the question; quand?
peut-être
près
Q5.
Which of these adverbs/adverbial phrases answers the question; où?
chaque jour
ensemble
Q6.
Which of these adverbs/adverbial phrases answers the question; comment?
demain
normalement
Q7.
C'est quoi en anglais "il revient ici aujourd'hui"?
he's coming here today
she's coming here today
Q8.
C'est quoi en anglais "je dors rarement dehors"?
I go outside rarely
I rarely sleep indoors
Q9.
C'est quoi en anglais "elle devient plus intelligent chaque jour"?
she is becoming intelligent every week
she is intelligent in the daytime
Q10.
What is an adverb
a describing word
a doing/action word