Où ?

The video tutorial teaches how to use the French adverb 'où' to ask 'where' questions. It covers different ways to form questions in both present and past tenses, including formal and informal structures. The tutorial explains verb inversion and the use of 'est-ce que' in questions, providing examples with verbs like 'manger' and 'acheter'.

What is the formal way to ask 'Where is the restaurant?' in French?

• Où est le restaurant?

• Où le restaurant est-il?

• Le restaurant est où?

• Est-ce que le restaurant est où?

In spoken French, how can you ask 'Where is the restaurant?' using a familiar form?

• Le restaurant est où?

• Est-ce que le restaurant est où?

• Où le restaurant est-il?

• Où est le restaurant?

When forming a question with 'manger', why is a 't' added between the verb and subject?

• To make the sentence more formal

• To emphasize the subject

• To improve the flow of the sentence

• To match the English structure

How do you ask 'Where does he eat?' using inversion in French?

• Où mange-t-il?

• Où est-ce qu'il mange?

• Il mange où?

• Est-ce qu'il mange où?

What is the correct way to ask 'Where did you buy your shoes?' using inversion in French?

• Tes chaussures, où as-tu acheté?

• Où as-tu acheté tes chaussures?

• Est-ce que tu as acheté tes chaussures où?

• Où est-ce que tu as acheté tes chaussures?

Which of the following is a familiar way to ask 'Where did you buy your shoes?' in French?

• Où est-ce que tu as acheté tes chaussures?

• Tu as acheté tes chaussures où?

• Est-ce que tu as acheté tes chaussures où?

• Où as-tu acheté tes chaussures?

In the context of passé composé, what does 'est-ce que' help to achieve in a question?

• It makes the question more formal

• It adds a question mark

• It changes the tense of the question

• It emphasizes the subject