I played
J’ai joué
Tu as fait du yoga.
I did not played with them
je n'ai pas joué avec eux
When did you work? (use tu)
quand [est-ce que] tu as travaillé?
she watched a lot of tv
Elle a beaucoup regardé la télé
remember adverbs goes after the conjugated verb in PC.
he played with his friend
il a joué avec son ami (e)
son= his/her ami starts with vowel, so his/her always son.
I read a book (infinitive = lire)
J'ai lu un livre
He did not worked yesterday
Il n’ a pas travaillé hier
Combien d'examens [est-ce que] tu as eu hier?
He often played with his friends
Il a souvent joué avec ses amis
she watched tv
Elle a regardé la télé
She wrote a book (Écrire= infinitive)
Elle a écrit un livre
They did not have an exam yesterday
il n'ont pas eu d'examen hier
Remember that un/une/de la/du... becomes de in negation
Why didn't you made your bed? (use tu)
Pourquoi [est-ce que] tu n'as pas fait ton lit?
Your= ton or ta (singular) when you use subject tu
they frequently met friends (verb= rencontrer)
Ils ont fréquemment rencontrée des amis
we listened to the teacher (use on form)
On a écouté le prof /le professeur
J'ai bu du café
Don't forget your partitive
You did not wrote in your journal (use vous)
vous n'avez pas écrit dans votre journal hier
your = votre (singular) when using vous form in subject.
Did you drink enough water?
enough= assez
in French enough of= assez de/d'
I have not often read philosophy essays
Je n'ai pas souvent lu d' essais de philosophie.
Philosophy essay= compound noun so switch order and add de in middle.
not often= pas souvent (place after conjugated verb)
Ils ont cherché dans leur livre de français
French book is a compound noun so inverse from English and add de in middle = book of French
dans= in for physically inside.
they took a bus
ils ont pris un bus
They were not sick
Ils n ont pas été malade
Did she finish early?
est-ce qu'elle a fini tot?
Did you study yesterday evening ? (use tu)
[Est-ce que] tu as étudié hier soir?