French Post Test Review

Il y a un professeur.

• I am a teacher.

• There is a teacher.

• There is a doctor.

• I have a teacher.

Le professeur s’appelle Madame Martín.

• The teacher is Mr. Martin.

• The teacher is Mrs. Martin.

• The teacher’s name is Mr. Martin.

• The teacher’s name is Mrs. Martin.

Elle est le professeur de français.

• She is French.

• He is French.

• She is the French teacher.

• He is the French teacher.

Elle aime la classe de française.

• She teaches French class.

• She has French class.

• She likes French.

• She likes French class.

Elle voit les étudiantes.

• The students see her.

• She sees the students.

• There are a lot of students.

• She sees a lot of students.

Madame Martín parle et parle en français.

• Mrs. Martin writes in French.

• Mrs. Martin talks in French.

• Mrs. Martin writes a lot.

• Mrs. Martin talks and talks in French.

Elle dit, <<Classe, écrivez vous dans les papiers s’il vous plaît.>>

• She asks, “talk to your neighbor please.”

• She writes, “get out paper please.”

• She says, “class, get out paper please.”

• She says, “class, write on your paper please.”

L’étudiant, François, n'écrit pas dans le papier.

• The student, François, doesn’t write on his paper.

• The student, François, doesn’t have paper.

• The student, François, doesn’t get out paper.

• The student, François, doesn’t listen.

François met son sac à dos rose dans la corbeille à papier.

• François puts his red binder on his desk.

• François puts his pink backpack in the garbage.

• François puts his purple pen on the shelf.

• François throws his orange backpack in the garbage.

François dit, « Puis-je aller aux toilettes?>>

• François says, “May I get a drink?”

• François says, “May I go to the office?”

• François says, “May I go to the bathroom?”

• François says, “May I go to my locker?”