Les questions
What is the magic question word phrase? The long string of letters that is present in just about every French question? It starts with Es...
est-ce que
How do you say I don't like the pizza in French?
Je n'aime pas la pizza.
What is the French word for subway?
Le métro
Conjugate the verb être in the present tense for I am.
Je suis.
List one of the verbs that is used as the Helping Verb in the passé composé.
être
avoir
What is the French word for where?
Où
What is the French expression for never? Make sure to include ne in your answer!
ne... jamais
How do you say a ticket in French?
un billet
un ticket
All of the ils / elles forms of the Big 4 irregular verbs end in what 3 letters?
ont
What is the structure of the passé composé? What are the parts?
S + A + P
Subject + Aux. Verb (or Helping Verb) + Past Participle
What is the question word for why in French?
Pourquoi
How do you say I have nothing in French?
Je n'ai rien.
What is the French word for the subway station?
la station de métro
Tu fais
Vous faites
What is the past participle of the verb mourir in the passé composé?
mort(e)(s)
What is the French word for How much?
Combien
What is the French expression for nobody or no one? Make sure to include ne in your answer!
ne... personne
What does the word ligne mean in terms of the metro?
Conjugate the verb avoir in the present tense for We have.
Nous avons
How do you say I am finished in French using the passé composé?
J'ai fini
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
What is the question word for who in French?
Qui
Why is there an aucun and aucune? Why are there two ways of saying no/nothing?
One of them is if your item is masculine, the other is if it is feminine.
Je n'ai aucune idée
Liam n'a aucun portable.
What is the term for the platform in a metro station in French?
le quai
How do you say They take in French using the present tense of the verb prendre?
Ils / Elles prennent
In the passé composé, verbs that use être as their helping verb need to ________________ with the subject of the sentence.
agree in # and gender
This is done by adding an E, S, or ES onto the end of the Past Participle.