French adjectives
To have "a lot" of something, or to have "many" things.
Eg. Un grand nombre de gens.
beaucoup
Mom, Dad, and children are all members of the ______.
Eg. Ensemble formé par le père, la mère (ou l'un des deux) et les enfants
la famille
It smelled like poo.
Eg. ça sentait ____ le caca.
comme
Boys grow up to be ____.
men
Plants, people and pets all ____ as they get older.
Hint: to get bigger/to get taller with age.
grow
To be "kind" or "nice".
Eg. Quelqu'un qui est agréable, joli, assez intéressant mais sans plus.
gentil
A round fruit with red or green skin that grows on a tree.
Eg. Fruit du pommier
la pomme
To be with a friend.
être ____ ami.
avec
What kind of ___ can fit into your hand?
A palm ___!
tree
You have to ____ at a red light.
Hint: halt all movement.
stop
Something "new"
Eg. Une object plus récente. Par opposition à ancien, vieux.
nouveau
A stone, boulder or pebble.
La surface terrestre ; pierre, caillou.
une roche
A week is not a very long time.
__ _____ ce n'est pas trop long.
une semaine
A house is not a ____ without a cat!
home
When we ____ others we are practicing that topic, and learning more too!
Hint: to educate or instruct someone.
teach
To be "happy."
Eg. Je suis satisfait avec tout.
content
Mammals, as opposed to birds, reptiles, fish, or insects.
Eg. Un être vivant, les bêtes.
les animaux
When water freezes, it expands.
_____ l'eau gèle, elle se détend.
quand
My pets are part of my ______.
family
Quick, _____ out the window!
Hint: to watch, to observe.
look
Something out of the ordinary.
Eg. Qui a changé, qui n'est plus le même.
différent
What do we hear? "Bzz, Meow" are ____.
Eg. baisser "le volume" du radio!
les sons
The girls each have their own room.
Les filles ont _____ leur chambre.
The boys each have their own room.
Les garçons ont _____ leur chambre.
chacune
chacun
People walk their dog's ____.
I play _____ when the weather is nice!
outside.
You can ____ into a pool off the diving board.
Hint: to leap, hop, bounce.
jump