Exercises – Grammar

1. The affirmative imperative form for "vous" of the French verb "faire" (to do/make) is:

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2. The affirmative imperative form for "tu" of the French verb "manger" (to eat) is:

FR:

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3. The negative imperative form for "vous" of the French verb "vouloir" (to want) is:

FR: ne pas

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4. The affirmative imperative form for "tu" of the French verb "savoir" (to know) is:

FR:

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5. The negative imperative form for "tu" of the French verb "savoir" (to know) is:

FR: ne pas

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6. The negative imperative form for "tu" of the French verb "manger" (to eat) is:

FR: ne pas

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7. The affirmative imperative form for "nous" of the French verb "dire" (to say) is:

FR:

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8. The affirmative imperative form for "tu" of the French verb "faire" (to do/make) is:

FR:

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9. The negative imperative form for "vous" of the French verb "manger" (to eat) is:

FR: ne pas

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10. The affirmative imperative form for "vous" of the French verb "venir" (to come) is:

FR:

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1. It would be fantastic! (to be = être)

FR: Ce fantastique!

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2. I would speak with you. (to speak = parler)

FR: Je avec toi.

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3. We would travel to France. (to travel = voyager)

FR: Nous en France. 

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4. They would buy a new car. (to buy = acheter)

FR: Ils une nouvelle voiture. 

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5. We would be able to help you. (to be able to = pouvoir)

FR: Nous t'aider.

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6. You would eat a pizza. (to eat = manger)

FR: Tu une pizza.

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7. You (all) would write a book. (to write = écrire)

FR: Vous un livre. 

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8. I would like a coffee, please. (to want = vouloir)

FR: Je un café, s'il vous plaît. 

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9. What would you do in this situation? (to do = faire)

FR: Que -tu dans cette situation?

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10. He would finish the work. (to finish = finir)

FR: Il le travail. 

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1. Although you work a lot, you need to rest. (to work = travailler)

FR: Bien que tu beaucoup, tu as besoin de te reposer.

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2. I want you to have a good trip. (Use the verb 'faire')

FR: Je veux que vous un bon voyage.

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3. He would travel a lot even if he were not rich.

FR: Il voyagerait beaucoup même s’il n’______ pas riche.

4. I doubt that they are at home. (to be = être)

FR: Je doute qu'ils à la maison.

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5. It is necessary that we leave early. (to leave = partir)

FR: Il est nécessaire que nous tôt.

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6. It is important that you understand the lesson. (to understand = comprendre)

FR: Il est important que vous la leçon.

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7. I don't think you are right. (Use the verb 'avoir')

FR: Je ne pense pas que tu raison.

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8. I don't think he knows the correct answer. (to know = savoir)

FR: Je ne pense pas qu'il la bonne réponse.

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9. I want you to tell the truth. (to tell = dire)

FR: Je veux que tu la vérité.

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10. I'm afraid that Marco can't come tonight. (to be able to = pouvoir)

FR: J'ai peur que Marco ne pas venir ce soir.

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1. It seems that you have read this book. (to read = lire)

FR: Il semble que tu ce livre. 

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2. It is possible that they have understood the lesson. (to understand = comprendre)

FR: Il est possible qu'ils la leçon. 

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3. Conjugate the French verb "partir" (to leave) in the past subjunctive tense.

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4. We are glad that she has done a good job. (to do = faire)

FR: Nous sommes contents qu'elle un bon travail. 

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5. I fear that Marco has already left. (to leave = partir)

FR: J'ai peur que Marco déjà . 

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6. I doubt that she has gone to the store. (to go = aller)

FR: Je doute qu'elle au magasin. 

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7. I don't think that they have been to Paris. (to be = être)

FR: Je ne pense pas qu'ils à Paris. 

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8. I don't think that he has seen the movie. (to see = voir)

FR: Je ne pense pas qu'il le film. 

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9. Conjugate the French verb "parler" (to speak) in the past subjunctive tense.

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10. I don't think that you have spoken with him. (to speak = parler)

FR: Je ne pense pas que tu avec lui. 

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11. I want you (all) to have finished the homework. (to finish = finir)

FR: Je veux que vous les devoirs. 

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12. I am happy that we have arrived early. (to arrive = arriver)

FR: Je suis content que nous tôt.

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13. Conjugate the French verb "finir" (to finish) in the past subjunctive tense.

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14. Conjugate the French verb "vendre" (to sell) in the past subjunctive tense.

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15. Conjugate the French verb "aller" (to go) in the past subjunctive tense.

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1. Conjugate the French verb "finir" (to finish) in the imperfect indicative tense.

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2. Conjugate the French verb "boire" (to drink) in the imperfect indicative tense.

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3. Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in French:

They used to sleep late on weekends. (to sleep = dormir)

FR: Ils tard le week-end. 

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4. Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in French:

You had a dog when you were little. (to have = avoir)

FR: Tu un chien quand tu étais petit.

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5. Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in French:

He was reading a very interesting book. (to read = lire)

FR: Il un livre très intéressant. 

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6. Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in French:

I used to speak with my friend. (to speak = parler)

FR: Je avec mon ami. 

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7. Conjugate the French verb "être" (to be) in the imperfect indicative tense.

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8. Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in French:

You (all) used to finish work at 5 PM. (to finish = finir)

FR: Vous le travail à 17h. 

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9. Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in French:

She used to say that she was tired. (to say = dire)

FR: Elle qu'elle était fatiguée. 

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10. Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in French:

You used to eat pizza every Sunday. (to eat = manger)

FR: Tu de la pizza tous les dimanches. 

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11. Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in French:

When I was a child, I was very shy. (to be = être)

FR: Quand j' enfant, j' très timide. 

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12. Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in French:

We used to live in Paris when we were young. (to live = vivre)

FR: Nous à Paris quand nous étions jeunes. 

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13. Conjugate the French verb "partir" (to leave) in the imperfect indicative tense.

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14. Conjugate the French verb "parler" (to speak) in the imperfect indicative tense.

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1. I have just arrived home.

FR: Je ______ d'arriver à la maison.

2. They have just left the office.

FR: Ils _____ quitter le bureau.

3. She is in the middle of reading a book.

FR: Elle _____ lire un livre.

4. It has been two hours that we are waiting.

FR: _____ deux heures que nous attendons.

5. She has been working here since 2020.

FR: Elle travaille ici _____ 2020.

6. We have just finished our work.

FR: Nous ______ finir notre travail.

7. They were in the middle of sleeping when you called.

FR: Ils ______ dormir quand tu as téléphoné.

8. It has been a long time that I know him.

FR: _____ longtemps que je le connais.

9. I have been living here for three years.

FR: J'habite ici ______ trois ans.

10. He is in the middle of cooking dinner.

FR: Il _____ préparer le dîner.