
le pronom en lecon
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World Languages
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9th - 12th Grade
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Phyllis Cook
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Multiple Choice
Choose the incorrect statement about 'en' from the following statements.
'En' replaces the object of a verb followed by 'à'.
'En' replaces the object of a verb introduced by 'de'.
'En' replaces an indefinite quantity.
'En' is used to answer the question "Combien de...?"
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Multiple Choice
Choose the statement about 'en' that is not true.
'En' can be used to refer to a place preceded by de/d'.
'En' can be used to replace a quantity of things preceded by a partitive article.
'En' can be used to refer to a quantity of food.
"En' can refer to a quantity of people.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the sentence that illustrates the correct use of 'en' in answering the following question.
As-tu besoin de quelque chose à boire?
Oui, j'ai en besoin.
Oui, j'en ai besoin.
Oui, j'ai besoin d'en.
Oui, j'en ai besoin de ça.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct answer to the following question.
Combien de sœurs a-t-il?
Il en trois.
Il a en trois.
Il a trois en.
Il en a trois.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence below illustrates the correct usage of 'en' when it replaces a quantity in the following sentence
Est-ce que la prof de français a beaucoup d'élèves intelligents?
Oui, en deux
Oui, elle a deux en.
Oui, elle en a deux.
Oui, elle en a deux élèves.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the response that correctly answer the following question.
Avez-vous peur de monstres?
Non, nous n'avons pas peur d'en.
Oui, nous en avons peur!
Non, nous n'avons en pas !
Oui, nous en avons peur d'eux!
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Multiple Choice
Choose the response that correctly answers the question.
Est-ce que tu voudrais de la glace au chocolat?
Oui, j'en voudrais après le déjeuner.
Non, je ne veux jamais en.
Oui, je voudrais d'en.
Non, j'en ne voudrais pas de.
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Multiple Choice
Quand utilisons-nous le pronom 'en'?
To refer to a specific person
To replace the 'de' of an adverb of quantity
To replace a partitive article and its object, an indefinite quantity
To replace the object of a verb followed by 'à'
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Multiple Choice
Pourquoi est-il important de utiliser les pronoms dans la conversation?
Il montre votre intelligence et connaissance de la grammaire française.
C'est une règle de la grammaire française. On doit utiliser les pronoms tous les temps.
Les pronoms font la musique dans la langue française.
On évite de faire la repetition.
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