French subjects, verbs & subject pronouns

French subjects, verbs & subject pronouns

Subjects in sentences

• The subject of a sentence is the person, place or thing being described or performing an action

• It can be a noun (Bob, the desk, my friend)

• It can be a pronoun (je, tu, il, elle, on, nous, vous, ils, elles)

Multiple Choice

What is the subject of the sentence?
Sally is a good dog.

• Sally 
• is
• good 
• dog

Multiple Choice

What is the subject of the sentence?
She eats good food.

• She 
• eats
• good 
• food

Multiple Choice

What is the subject of the sentence?
 The dog ran fast.

• The
• dog
• ran
• fast

Multiple Choice

What is the subject of the sentence?

Elle s'appelle Marie.

• Elle

• s'appelle

• Marie

Multiple Choice

What is the subject of the sentence?

Tu as quel age?

• Tu

• as

• quel

• age

Multiple Choice

What is the subject of the sentence?

Je m'appelle Elise

• Je

• m'appelle

• Elise

Multiple Choice

What is the subject of the sentence?

Comment allez-vous?

• Comment

• allez

• vous

Verbs in sentences

• The verb can be an action (sing, dance, run)

• The verb can also be a word that connects the subject and verb (am, is, are, etc)

Multiple Choice

What is the verb of the sentence?
We need a car.

• We 
• need
• a 
• car

Multiple Choice

What is the verb of the sentence?
Sally is a good dog.

• Sally 
• is
• good 
• dog

Multiple Choice

What is the verb of the sentence?
She eats good food.

• She 
• eats
• good 
• food

Multiple Choice

What is the verb of the sentence?
 The dog ran fast.

• The
• dog
• ran
• fast

Multiple Choice

What is the verb of the sentence?

Je te presente mon ami Paul.

• Je

• te

• presente

• mon ami

• Paul

Multiple Choice

What is the verb of the sentence?

Ca va tres bien.

• Ca

• va

• tres

• bien

Multiple Choice

What is the verb of the sentence?

Hint: The words literally mean "I call myself Mrs. O'Mara"

Je m'appelle Madame O'Mara.

• Je

• m'

• appelle

• Madame O'Mara

French Subject Pronouns

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzlyDXNuZ9g

Multiple Choice

They (all female group)

• elle

• elles

• ils

• vous

Multiple Choice

How do you say you (plural) aka y'all, yinz, and you guys

• nous

• tu

• ils

• vous

Multiple Choice

They (all male or mixed group)

• nous

• elles

• ils

• vous

Multiple Choice

You (formal)

• je

• tu

• il

• vous

Multiple Choice

He or it

• elle

• il

• tu

• je

Multiple Choice

We

• nous

• elles

• ils

• vous

Multiple Choice

you (informal)

• je

• tu

• il

• vous

Multiple Choice

She or it

• elle

• il

• vous

• elles

Multiple Choice

I

• je

• tu

• il

• vous

Multiple Choice

The pronoun "elles" is ONLY used when talking about who?

• two or more girls/women

• a group of boys and girls

• one girl

• a group of one boy and a hundred girls

Multiple Choice

The pronouns "ils" and "elles" both mean what in English?

• he

• she

• them

• they

Multiple Select

To say "you", you would use the "tu" form when addressing who? (check all that apply)

• an adult you don't know

• a close friend

• a family member

• a kid your age

Multiple Choice

The subject pronoun je changes to j' in what situation?

• at the beginning of a sentence

• when followed by a vowel

• when followed by a verb

• at the end of a sentence