French: Infinitives

This video tutorial covers the use of verbs to express likes and dislikes, the concept of gender and definite articles in French, introduces family-related vocabulary and new verbs, explains subject pronouns and their usage, and teaches the conjugation of verbs, particularly focusing on the verb 'etre'.

How do you express a preference for an action in French?

• Use the gerund form of the verb

• Use the past tense of the verb

• Use the infinitive form of the verb

• Use the future tense of the verb

What is the effect of a noun's gender on articles in French?

• It affects the adjective used

• It determines the verb conjugation

• It changes the noun's meaning

• It influences the definite article used

Which of the following endings typically indicate a feminine noun in French?

• -isme

• -tion

• -ment

• -eau

What should you do if you encounter a new word and don't know its meaning?

• Ignore it

• Look it up immediately

• Guess its meaning from context

• Ask someone else

Which pronoun would you use for a group of people that includes both males and females?

• Elle

• Ils

• Elles

• Il

What is the French pronoun for 'we'?

• Nous

• Vous

• Ils

• Elles

What is the French equivalent of the verb 'to be'?

• Etre

• Faire

• Aller

• Avoir

Which form of 'etre' would you use with 'nous'?

• Sommes

• Suis

• Es

• Sont

What is the process of matching verb forms with pronouns called?

• Articulation

• Inflection

• Conjugation

• Declension

What phrase would you use to say 'it is' in French?

• Ils sont

• Elle est

• Il est

• C'est