Appeler (to call) — Present Tense

The video tutorial explains the French verb 'appeler', covering its conjugation, exceptions, and practical usage. It includes examples of calling someone and introducing oneself using 'appeler'. The tutorial also highlights the reflexive form of the verb for self-introduction.

What are the two primary uses of the verb 'appeler' in French?

• To call oneself by name and to call a meeting

• To call someone on the phone and to call a taxi

• To call a friend and to call a restaurant

• To call someone on the phone and to call oneself by name

Which pronoun requires a spelling change in the conjugation of 'appeler'?

• Je

• Nous

• Il/Elle

• Vous

How is 'appeler' conjugated for 'nous' in the present tense?

• Nous appelle

• Nous appelons

• Nous appelles

• Nous appellent

In the example 'Tom calls his wife on the phone', which verb form is used?

• Appelle

• Appelons

• Appellent

• Appelles

What is the correct translation for 'Georges and Rosie call their children to eat'?

• Georges et Rosie appellent leurs enfants à manger

• Georges et Rosie appelle leurs enfants à manger

• Georges et Rosie appelons leurs enfants à manger

• Georges et Rosie appelles leurs enfants à manger

How do you say 'My name is' using the verb 'appeler'?

• Je appelles

• Je appelle

• Je appelons

• Je m'appelle

What is the difference between 'Il s'appelle Tom' and 'Il appelle Tom'?

• Both mean he calls someone named Tom

• 'Il s'appelle Tom' means he calls himself Tom, 'Il appelle Tom' means he calls someone named Tom

• Both mean he calls himself Tom

• 'Il s'appelle Tom' means he calls someone named Tom, 'Il appelle Tom' means he calls himself Tom