Improvers French Yr 2 Lesson 5

Which verb is used to form the future tense?

• avoir

• aller

• acheter

• aimer

Which sentence means 'I am going to go to Spain'?

• Je vais en Espagne

• Je aller en Espagne

• Je vais aller en Espagne

• J'aller en Espagne

Which sentence is correct to say

'You are not going to go to Spain'?

• Tu ne vas aller pas en Espagne

• Tu n'aller vas pas en Espagne

• Tu ne vas pas en Espagne

• Tu ne vas pas aller en Espagne

Answer explanation

Tu ne vas pas aller en Espagne

The 'ne...pas' surrounds the 'vas' only

Which sentence is correct to say

'We are not going to eat sausages'?

• je ne vais pas manger des saucissons

• tu ne vas pas manger des saucissons

• vous n'allez pas manger des saucissons

• nous n'allons pas manger des saucissons

What does the following sentence mean:

'Vous n'allez pas cuisiner pour la famille.'

• We are not going to eat with the family

• They are not going to go to the kitchen

• You are not going to cook for the family

• We are not going to cook for the family

What does the following sentence mean:

'Je ne vais pas habiter à Paris.'

• I am going to live in Paris

• I am not going to go to Paris

• I am not going to live in Paris

• I am going to hate Paris

What does the following sentence mean:

'Le week-end, il va écouter de la musique à un concert.'

• Last weekend he went to a concert

• At the weekend he is going to listen to music at a concert

• At the weekend we are going to listen to music at a concert

• At the weekend he is going to a concert

What does the following sentence mean:

'La semaine prochaine je vais acheter un cadeau pour ma mère.'

• Last week it was Christmas

• Next Saturday I am going to see my mother

• Next week I am going to give my mum a present

• Next week I am going to buy a present for my mother

What does the following sentence mean:

'Ce soir, nous allons faire une promenade dans le parc.'

• Tomorrow you are going to the park

• Today we are going skating in the park

• This evening we are going for a walk in the park

• This afternoon they are going to the promenade for ice cream

Answer explanation

'faire une promenade' is translated as 'to go for a walk'; however, 'faire' by itself of course means 'to do' and 'to make'.

What does the following sentence mean:

'Demain elle ne va pas jouer du piano mais elle va jouer au foot.'

• Tomorrow we are going to play football

• Tomorrow she is going to play piano but she is not going to play football

• Tomorrow she is not going to play piano but she is going to play football

• Tomorrow she is going to throw the football at the piano