French Verb Quiz

What is the correct conjugation of the verb "avoir" (to have) for "il/elle" in French?

• il/elle a

• il/elle avons

• il/elle avez

• il/elle ont

Match the following French phrases with their English translations.

• I am scared

• J'ai chaud

• I am thirsty

• J'ai de la chance

• I am lucky

• J'ai peur

• I am hot

• J'ai soif

The pronoun "nous" is pronounced (a)   in French when followed by a vowel.

• Pronounced as 'nous'
• Pronounced as 'nou'
• Pronounced with a silent 's'
• Pronounced with a 'z' sound

The expression "avoir mal à" typically refers to (a)   in French.

• Having a skill
• Having an ache or pain
• Having a good time
• Having a meal

Which of the following is not an example of using the verb "avoir" in a French idiomatic expression?

• J'ai faim (I am hungry)

• J'ai trente-cinq ans (I am thirty-five years old)

• J'ai chaud (I am hot, warm)

• J'ai lu (I read)

What is the correct French translation for "I am tired" as per the exercise 3-5 in the document?

• J'ai faim, alors

• Je suis fatigué

• Ils ont de la chance

• Elle a soif, alors

Match the following phrases to complete the sentence 'Il a peur ____' correctly:

• Il a peur ____ (when he is tired)

• à la tête

• Il a peur ____ (when he has a headache)

• il présente ses excuses

• Il a peur ____ (when he is at the gambling place)

• fatigué

• Il a peur ____ (when he is apologizing)

• au casino

According to exercise 3-4, what should follow "L'étudiant de français a besoin ____"?

How would you complete the translation for "Are they French?" in exercise 3-5?

• Ils sont toujours raison.

• Ils sont français.

• Ils ont très envie.

• Ils ont de la chance.

The French verb "savoir" means (a)   .

• To play
• To know
• To run
• To write