Conjugation Challenge
Conjugate être in the nous form.
Nous sommes.
Which possessive adjective means your (singular, feminine)?
Ta.
How do you say "Can I?" in French?
Puis-je ?
Which expression means "thanks to" and introduces a positive cause?
Grâce à.
Name the first step in a process.
D'abord.
Conjugate aller in the vous form.
Vous allez.
Which possessive adjective means their (plural noun)?
Leurs.
Translate: "I succeeded."
J'ai réussi.
Which French word means currently?
Actuellement.
What does de + les become?
Des.
Conjugate vouloir in the je form.
Je veux.
Which possessive adjective means our (plural noun)?
Nos.
Translate: survey into French.
Un sondage.
Which French expression means actually (in fact)?
En fait.
What does à + le become?
Au.
Conjugate devoir in the ils/elles form.
Ils/Elles doivent.
Which possessive adjective means his/her (plural noun)?
Ses.
Name the last step in a process.
Enfin.
When C or G is followed by A, O, or U, is the sound generally hard or soft?
A hard sound.
Give one example of a French word where C or G has a hard sound before A, O, or U.
Examples: garage, gouffre, gruyère, cuillère.
Conjugate pouvoir in the nous form.
Nous pouvons.
Which possessive adjective means your (plural or formal, plural noun)?
Vos.
How do you say "Fingers crossed!" in French?
Je croise les doigts !
Which expression introduces a negative cause: grâce à or à cause de?
À cause de.
Name the four steps of a process in order.
D'abord, ensuite, puis, enfin.