Exercises – Grammar

1. She doesn’t know how to swim.

FR: Elle ne ___ pas nager.

2. Do you know if there is someone inside?

FR: Tu ___ s'il y a quelqu'un à l'intérieur?

3. Do you know French?

FR: Tu ___ le français?

4. I don’t know the city very well.

FR: Je ne ___ pas très bien la ville.

5. They don’t know my parents.

FR: Ils ne ___ pas mes parents.

6. Match each sentence with the correct meaning:

7. Do you know that movie?

FR: Tu ___ ce film?

8. I don’t know where there is a school.

FR: Je ne ___ pas où il y a une école.

1. All year round, it rains in the country.

FR: Il pleut _____ l'année dans le pays.

2. All of us are from Australia.

FR: Nous venons _____  d'Australie.

3. There are many people here.

FR: Il y a _____ de gens ici.

4. Both options are available.

FR: _____ options sont disponibles.

5. The rest of the world is suffering.

FR: _____ du monde souffre.

6. Nobody is in the office today.

FR: Il n'y a _____ au bureau aujourd'hui.

7. I’d like another glass of water please.

FR: Je voudrais un _____ verre d'eau, s'il vous plaît.

8. The others are not available.

FR: _____ ne sont pas disponibles.

9. Brush your teeth after each meal.

FR: Brosse-toi les dents après _____ repas.

10. I have enough money.

FR: J'ai _____ d'argent.

1. I am going to drink coffee or tea.

FR: Je vais boire du café _____ du thé.

2. I like spring and summer.

FR: J'aime le printemps _____ l'été.

3. I go to the gym every day except Friday.

FR: Je vais à la salle de sport tous les jours _____ le vendredi.

4. My French is neither good nor bad.

FR: Mon français n'est _____ bon _____ mauvais.

5. If I am tired, I won't go out.

FR: _____ je suis fatigué, je ne sortirai pas.

6. I speak English and Italian, that is, I'm bilingual.

FR: Je parle anglais et italien, _____ , je suis bilingue.

7. Despite being short, he is a very good player.

FR: _____ sa petite taille, c’est un très bon joueur.

8. I study Italian because I want to live in Rome.

FR: J'étudie l'italien _____ je veux habiter à Rome.

9. Instead of going out tonight, we’ll watch a movie.

FR: _____ sortir ce soir, nous regarderons un film.

10. I want to sleep, but I can't.

FR: Je veux dormir _____ je ne peux pas.

1. Use the Simple Future Tense in French:

She will be happy. (to be = être)

FR: Elle heureuse.

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2. Conjugate the French verb "faire" (to do/make) in the future tense.

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3. Use the Simple Future Tense in French:

They will go to the party. (to go = aller)

FR: Ils à la fête.

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4. Conjugate the French verb "partir" (to leave) in the future tense.

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5. Conjugate the French verb "croire" (to believe) in the future tense.

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6. Use the Simple Future Tense in French:

He will speak with the teacher. (to speak = parler)

FR: Il avec le professeur.

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7. Conjugate the French verb "avoir" (to have) in the future tense.

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8. Use the Simple Future Tense in French:

We will read that book. (to read = lire)

FR: Nous ce livre.

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9. Use the Simple Future Tense in French:

I will give you the money. (to give = donner)

FR: Je te l'argent.

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10. Conjugate the French verb "devoir" (to have to) in the future tense.

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Match each weather expression using the verb “être” with the correct meaning:

Match each weather expression using "il y a" with the correct meaning:

What's the weather like?

FR: Quel temps _____-il?

It is two o'clock.

FR: Il est heures.

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Match each phrase with the correct meaning:

What time is it?

FR: Quelle _____ est-il?

It is midnight.

FR: Il est .

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It's sunny.

FR: ___

It is noon.

FR: Il est .

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It is raining.

FR: ___

Form the present participle of the irregular French verb: (to have = avoir)

FR:

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Match the French present participle expressions with their correct meanings:

Form the present participle of the French verb: (to speak = parler)

FR:

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Form the present participle of the French verb: (to wait = attendre)

FR:

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Form the present participle of the French verb: (to finish = finir)

FR:

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Form the gerund (le gérondif) of the French verb meaning "writing": (to write = écrire)

FR: en

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Form the gerund (le gérondif) of the French verb meaning "eating": (to eat = manger )

FR: en

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Form the gerund (le gérondif) of the French verb meaning "doing" or "making": (to do or make = faire)

FR: en

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Form the present participle of the irregular French verb: (to be = être)

FR:

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Form the present participle of the irregular French verb: (to know = savoir)

FR:

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Form the equivalent French adverb with “-ment” ending:

completely

FR:

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Form the equivalent French adverb with “-ment” ending:

violently

FR:

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Form the equivalent French adverb with “-ment” ending:

easily

FR:

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Form the equivalent French adverb with “-ment” ending:

recently

FR:

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Match the French adverbs with their correct meanings:

Form the equivalent French adverb with “-ment” ending:

clearly

FR:

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Form the equivalent French adverb with “-ment” ending:

correctly

FR:

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Form the equivalent French adverb with “-ment” ending:

slowly

FR:

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Form the equivalent French adverb with “-ment” ending:

happily

FR:

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Form the equivalent French adverb with “-ment” ending:

truly

FR:

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