Lesson - Section 3: Avoir/Etre, articles, and Food

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Here are your test questions:

1. There are three girls eating yoghurt. How do you say "They are eating some yoghurt".
2. How do you say "I am drinking some water"?
3. How do you say "I have an orange"?
4. How do you say "You have a pineapple"?
5. The following is the conjugation for boire (to drink).

Je bois
Tu bois
Il/Elle boit
Nous buvons
Vous buvez
Ils/Elles boivent
How would you say They are drinking some apple juice?

6. How would you say I drink coffee?
7. How do you say we drink some wine?
8. How do you say we are eating pears?
9. Tell which of the following is not a correct match:

A: poivron - sweet pepper.
B: poivre - pepper (spice).
C: pomme - apple
D: pamplemousse - orange.

10. Tell which of the following is not a correct match:

A: ananas - pineapple.
B: banana - banane.
C: de l'eau - wine.
D: café - coffee shop.

11. Tell which of the following is not a correct match:

A: pomme - pear.
B: poire - pear.
C: framboise - raspberry.
D: fraise - strawberry.

12. Tell which of the following is not a correct match:

A: food - nourriture.
B: food - cuisine.
C: de la - some
D: à la - which.

13. Tell which of the following is not a correct match:

A: du - some
B: à les - aux
C: je suis - you are
D: ils ont - they have

14. Tell which of the following is not a correct match:

A: Il est - he is
B: Elle est - they are
C: Coq au vin - chicken/rooster cooked in wine
D: steak au poivre - pepper steak

15. Tell which of the following is not a correct match:

A: J'ai - I have
B: Tu as - You have
C: Ratatouille - Seafood stew
D: Je suis - I am

16. Translate "he has an idea".
17. Translate "we have some drinks".
18. Translate "she has a mango".
19. Translate "you (plural) love French cuisine"; the verb for love is aimer and it is conjugated in the regular fashion.
20. Translate "I am eating 3 fruits: a banana, a pear, and a

grapefruit". The word for 3 is trois, and the word for and is et.