Year 7
Saying what people have (Part 1/2)
Lesson details
Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will say what people have using the plural forms of 'avoir' with 'nous' and 'vous', and practise the sound 'au'.
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10 Questions
Q1.
Which of the following means 'we are'?
je suis
vous êtes
Q2.
Comment dit-on "they are" en français?
il est
vous êtes
Q3.
Comment dit-on 'sage' en anglais?
silly
tasty
Q4.
'We are tall' is translated in French as:
Nous sommes grand
Vous êtes grands
Q5.
Comment dit-on 'jeune' en anglais?
journey
yellow
Q6.
Which is correct...?
le fenêtre est ouvert
le fenêtre est ouverte
Q7.
Which sentence is correct when talking to more than one person?
Tu es calmes
Vous êtes calme
Q8.
Les parents sont....
strict et sage
strictes et sages
Q9.
Comment dit- on "they (f) are strict?"
Elle est stricte
Elles sont stricte
Q10.
If you were talking about your sister and saying she was short, what word would you use in French below?
petit
petites
12 Questions
Q1.
aussi
and
especially
Q2.
nous avons
we want, we are wanting
you have, you are having
Q3.
vous avez
he has, he is having
we have, we are having
Q4.
ils ont
they have, they are having (f)
we have, we are having
Q5.
difficile
different
easy
Q6.
le problème
difficult
possible
Q7.
un enfant
a baby
a boy
Q8.
ici
everywhere
there
Q9.
pour
at
in
Q10.
la famille
familiar
parents
Q11.
très
often
tray
Q12.
dans
on
under