What is the only verb that is irregular with l'imparfait?
etre
What is passé composé used to describe?
Vrai ou Faux: French was the official language of England for roughly 300 years.
Vrai
'Avoir de la chance' means:
To be lucky
Which verb (etre, avoir, or faire) is used to describe weather?
faire (Il faisait beau, Il faisait chaud, etc)
Describe three situations where l'imparfait might be used:
Weather, emotions, habits, ongoing/incomplete actions, background information
Finish this sentence: Hier, Marie ______ (aller) au musée avec sa classe.
est allée
What is the first thing Assane stole?
A violin for Claire
Avoir peur de
Fais attention!
Conjugate this verb and explain why it needs to be l'imparfait:
Quand j'étais petit, je ______ (regarder) souvent 'The Magic School bus'
regardais
What is the difference between passé composé for etre vs. avoir?
Verbs with etre have to agree with the subject (add -e for feminine, -s for plural). Avoir verbs do not agree!
Translate 'J'ai besoin de dormir' to English.
I need to sleep
' Avoir envie de' means what?
To want to/to feel like
What does 'Il est d'accord' mean?
He agrees
What is the first step of creating the imparfait? Demonstrate with any verb.
parler
nous parlons
parl
Finish conjugating this sentence:
1. Il __________________ (faire) froid quand nous __________________ (arriver) à Montréal.
Il faisait froid quand nous sommes arrivés à Montréal
What does 'frapper son Waterloo' mean, and who inspired this idiom?
It means literally, to hit your Waterloo. Figuratively, to come up against a big obstacle, inspired by Napoleon's loss.
Which expressions mean to be hungry and to be thirsty?
What does 'etre en train de' mean?
To be in the middle of, or the process, of doing something
What are the endings for l'imparfait? Use the verb 'travailler' to conjugate them all.
Je travaillais, tu travaillais, il/elle/on travaillait, nous travaillions, vous travailliez, ils/elles travaillaient
What is the first part necessary to create the passé composé? (Basically, conjugate all the present tense for avoir and etre!)
J'ai, tu as, il/elle/on a, nous avons, vous avez, ils/elles ont.
Je suis, Tu est, il/elle/on est, nous sommes, vous etes, ils/elles sont
Vrai ou Faux: Raoul is dead
Faux
If I say, 'Le spectacle avait lieu au stade', what am I saying?
The show took place at the stadium.
Which expression with etre refers to being on time?
Etre à l'heure