Appeler (to call) — Present Tense

The video tutorial covers the French verb 'appeler', explaining its uses, conjugation, and exceptions. It provides practical examples of how 'appeler' is used in sentences and discusses its reflexive form for stating names. The tutorial aims to enhance understanding of this common French verb and its application in everyday language.

What is the primary meaning of the verb 'appeler' in French?

• To eat

• To call

• To write

• To run

Which of the following is the correct conjugation of 'appeler' for 'nous'?

• Nous appelons

• Nous appelle

• Nous appelles

• Nous appel

What is a unique spelling exception for the verb 'appeler'?

• It always ends with 'e'

• It doubles the 'l' in certain forms

• It uses 'z' instead of 'l'

• It never changes form

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

• Appelles

• Appelle

• Appelons

• Appel

How do you say 'George and Rosie call their children to eat' in French?

• 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 express 'My name is' using 'appeler' in French?

• Je appelle

• Je m'appelles

• Je s'appelle

• Je m'appelle

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

• 'Il appelle Tom' means he is calling himself Tom

• 'Il s'appelle Tom' means he is calling Tom

• 'Il s'appelle Tom' means his name is Tom

• 'Il appelle Tom' means his name is Tom