Practise Your French BON vs BIEN (GOOD vs WELL)

The video tutorial explains the differences between 'bon' and 'bien' in French, focusing on their use as adjectives and adverbs. 'Bon' is primarily used as an adjective to describe nouns, agreeing in gender and number, but can also be an adverb with certain verbs. 'Bien' is mainly an adverb describing verbs but can be an adjective in specific contexts. The tutorial includes practice exercises to reinforce these concepts.

What is the primary function of 'bon' in French?

• As a conjunction

• As a verb

• As a noun

• As an adjective

When 'bon' is used as an adjective, what must it agree with?

• The subject's mood

• The noun's gender and number

• The verb tense

• The sentence's length

In which context is 'bon' used as an adverb?

• With conjunctions like 'et'

• With verbs like 'sentir' and 'faire'

• With nouns like 'soupe'

• With adjectives like 'grand'

What does 'bien' primarily function as in French?

• An adjective

• A conjunction

• A noun

• An adverb

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'bien'?

• Il chante bien.

• La soupe est bien.

• Elle est une bien femme.

• Le pain est bien.

In the sentence 'Il a bien joué dans la pièce', what role does 'bien' play?

• Adverb

• Noun

• Adjective

• Conjunction

Which word would you use to describe a good TV program in French?

• Bien

• Bon

• Beau

• Bête

What is the correct form of 'bon' to use with feminine plural nouns?

• Bonne

• Bon

• Bonnes

• Bons

Which verb is an exception where 'bon' is used instead of 'bien'?

• Parler

• Sentir

• Écrire

• Manger

In the context of expressing intellectual or moral judgment, which word is used?

• Bête

• Bon

• Beau

• Bien