Practice the use of words to indicate cause and consequence in French
DELF A2 – Reading Comprehension Practice – “Parents – Enfants”
Practice Reading Comprehension for DELF level A2 Questions ANSWERS AND CORRECTION
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Articles in French (Level A)
Learn and understand the different articles in French Articles définis LE / LA / LES corresponds to THE Paul est le fils de Robert et d’Anne. [ Paul is THE son of Robert and Anne] Mary est la fille d’Anne et de Robert. Mary et Paul sont les enfants de Robert et d’Anne. Articles indéfinis … Read more Articles in French (Level A)
French grammar – Indefinite adjectives (All levels)
Review and practice use of indefinite adjectives in French Types of French indefinite adjectives The indefinite adjective autre/autres (another, other, different) The indefinite adjective aucun/aucune…ne (no, any, a single, one single) The indefinite adjective certain(e) (certain, some) [ Etre certain/e–> To be sure] The indefinite adjective chaque (each, every) The indefinite adjective quelque (s) (a … Read more French grammar – Indefinite adjectives (All levels)
French reading comprehension – The beret as a French symbol (Levels B1)
The beret as a French symbol. What does it represent in France? What symbol represents your country? Which products are unique in your country or region? QUESTIONS Get assistance from a French tutor
Additional French grammar exercises – Objective, Cause, Consequence
REVIEW CAUSE, OBJECTIVE CONSEQUENCE Exercise 1 – Connect sentences from the 2 sections below. Example: a and 6 Exercise 2 – Select the correct words in parenthesis Practice 1 Practice 2
French grammar – But, cause and consequence (Levels B1 and +)
French grammar review to indicate objective, cause, and consequence Pronunciation PRACTICE EXERCISE Change the sentences using the words in parenthesis More exercises
Grammar review – “Formes passive and active” (Levels B1+)
French grammar – active or passive form in French – French exercises A) Voix active et voix passive La voix active présente le sujet comme agent de l’action . Ex: Nos amis construisent une maison. La voix passive présente le sujet comme agent subissant l’action. Ex: La maison est construite par nos amis. B) Transformation … Read more Grammar review – “Formes passive and active” (Levels B1+)
Grammar Review: verbe pronominal (Level A)
Le verbe pronominal se conjugue avec un pronom personnel réfléchi de la même personne que le sujet du verbe . Exemple du verbe pronominal se laver , au présent de l’indicatif : Je me lave – Tu te laves –Il (elle) se lave – Nous nous lavons – Vous vous lavez – Ils (elles) se lavent Exercise: Conjuguez au présent de l’indicatif , le verbe pronominal exprimé à l’infinitif , en adaptant le pronom personnel réfléchi … Read more Grammar Review: verbe pronominal (Level A)
French practice exercise – “Parler de l’environnement” (Level B1 and +)
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