Language Structure Processes
French · 50 practice questions
Conjugation in all tenses (except l'imparfait du subjonctif, le passe compose du subjonctif and le plus-que-parfait du subjonctif); negation (ne...pas, ne...plus, ne...rien, ne...personne, aucun...ne, etc.); agreement; pluralisation (e.g. cheval/chevaux); derivation (from adjective to adverb, adjective to adjective, adjective to noun, and across degrees of comparison using plus...que, moins...que, aussi...que).
- Identify and apply the basic processes of French language structure.
- Apply communicative skills.
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- Practice question 1
What is the correct adverb derived from the adjective 'évident' (obvious)?
- A.Évidentement
- B.Évidentment
- C.Évidenment
- D.Évidemment
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D. Évidemment
Adjectives ending in '-ent' form adverbs in '-emment': 'évident' becomes 'évidemment'.
- Practice question 2
Which auxiliary verb correctly completes the passé composé: 'Elle ___ allée au marché.' (she went)
- A.Est
- B.Avait
- C.A
- D.Être
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A. Est
Verbs of movement such as 'aller' generally take 'être' as their auxiliary in the passé composé, giving 'elle est allée'.
- Practice question 3
Conjugate the verb 'faire' correctly for 'nous' in the present tense.
- A.Nous faisons
- B.Nous fais
- C.Nous font
- D.Nous faites
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A. Nous faisons
The present-tense conjugation of 'faire' for 'nous' is 'faisons'.
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