The video tutorial explores common French phrases using the verbs 'avoir' and 'faire'. It explains how these verbs form idioms when combined with other words, providing examples and exercises to identify idioms in sentences. The tutorial also covers the conjugation of 'avoir' and 'faire' in the present tense, emphasizing their importance in learning French.

What are the two verbs discussed in the video that are commonly used in French idioms?

• Être and Aller

• Faire and Aller

• Avoir and Faire

• Avoir and Être

What does the idiom 'avoir faim' mean in English?

• To be happy

• To be hungry

• To be thirsty

• To be tired

Which idiom means 'to be scared' in French?

• Faire attention

• Avoir soif

• Faire peur

• Avoir peur

What does 'faire attention' translate to in English?

• To be careful

• To be hot

• To pretend

• To be wrong

How do you say 'I have' in French using the verb 'avoir'?

• Je vais

• Je fais

• J'ai

• Je suis

What is the present tense conjugation of 'faire' for 'nous'?

• Nous allons

• Nous sommes

• Nous avons

• Nous faisons

In the sentence 'Il fait beau', what does 'fait' mean?

• Makes

• Does

• Has

• Is

Which idiom means 'to do something on purpose'?

• Avoir envie de

• Avoir besoin de

• Faire exprès

• Faire semblant

What does 'avoir tort' mean in English?

• To be wrong

• To be careful

• To be scared

• To be right

In the idiom 'faire mal', what does it mean?

• To hurt

• To pretend

• To be hot

• To be wrong