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WorksheetsYear 7 Revision - Aut 2
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
The perfect tense talks about...
...something which has already happened.
...something which is happening now.
...something which is about to happen.
The perfect tense in French could start with...
...nous jouons and je suis
...nous avons and j'ai
...nous devons and j'ai
...nous avons and je voudrais
An example of the perfect tense in English would be..
...I am playing football.
...I would play football.
...I will play football.
...I played football.
An example of the perfect tense in English would be...
...we ran to the park.
...we will run to the park.
...we would run around the park.
...we are running up to the park.
I played =
J'ai joué
Nous avons joué
Nous sommes joué
Je suis joué
I went
Nous sommes allés
Nous avons allés
Je suis allé
J'ai allé
We went =
Nous avons allés
Nous sommes allés
Nous avons allé
J'ai allé
We would add an 'e' in the perfect tense when we are saying I went or we went if...
... the person doing the action was doing it very quickly.
...the person doing the action had already finished.
...the person doing the action was older than 18.
...the person doing the action was a female.
Where is the perfect tense? - La semaine dernière je suis allé à la plage.
la
la semaine dernière
la plage
Je suis allé
Where is the perfect tense? - J'ai fini mes devoirs hier.
mes
J'ai fini.
devoirs
hier
Where is the perfect tense? - L'année passée nous avons vendu des bonbons.
des
l'année passée
bonbons
nous avons vendu
Where is the perfect tense? - J'adore le football. Le weekend passé j'ai joué avec mes amis.
J'ai joué
J'adore
le football
avec mes amis
Russia =
le Japon
la Turquie
la Russie
la Norvège
la Turquie =
Turkey
Japan
USA
England
J'adore la Grèce et l'Allemagne
I love Spain and England.
I love Greece and Germany.
I love Italy and Russia.
I love Japan and England.
Two countries which begin with 'le' are ...
Portugal and Japon
Russie and Turquie
Espagne and Allemagne
Norvège and Grèce
There is one country we have seen which starts with 'les'. This country is...
England
USA
France
Germany
Which is the best translation? - Je suis allé en France.
I visited France.
I went to France.
I am going to France.
I would like to visit France.
Je suis allée en France. This person is a ...
...boy
...brother
...girl
...father
When we say someone is going to a town or city we always use the same word to say 'to'. This word is...
à
é
í
ó
When we are saying 'to' and we are talking about countries we have to change the le/la/les/l' to something else. For 'le' this changes to...
en
au
aux
à
When we are saying 'to' and we are talking about countries we have to change the le/la/les/l' to something else. For 'la' this changes to...
au
en
aux
à
When we are saying 'to' and we are talking about countries we have to change the le/la/les/l' to something else. For 'les' this changes to...
au
en
aux
à
I am trying to say 'we played'. Which would be the accurate translation?
J'ai joué
Nous avons joué
J'ai vendu
Nous avons vendu
I am trying to say 'we lost' in French. What is the best translation?
Nous avons perdu.
Nous avons vendu
Nous avons fini
Nous avons joué
What three letters would we expect to see on the end of a verb that we have changed into the perfect tense?
é i and o
é i and u
e i and u
é o and u
What is an infinitive verb?
An infinitive verb is a verb which never ends.
An infinitive verb is a verb which talks about an action that involves movement.
An infinitive verb is a verb before it has been changed.
An infinitive verb is a verb after it has been changed into a tense.
Which of these are examples of infinitive verbs in English?
I am playing, we are running, they are going
to play, to run, to go
I played, we ran, they went
I will play, we will run, they will go
Which of these are examples of French infinitive verbs?
je joue, je vends, je finis
j'ai joué, j'ai vendu, j'ai fini
je vais jouer, nous allons vendre, je vais finir
jouer, vendre, finir
What is a conjugated verb?
This is a verb which has been changed into a tense.
This is a verb that is a bit confusing.
This is a verb which can be used to talk about sports.
This is a verb before it has been changed into a tense.
An infinitive verb in French will end in...
...é u i
...to le re
...er re ir
...e u i
