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WorksheetsTwo-word Verbs Part 3
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
What would be the best French definition for the expression :
"to run over something"
Dépasser...
Courir par dessus...
Rouler sur...
Trouver ...
Translate this sentence in English...
"Peux-tu reculer ton auto s.v.p."
Could you please back your car?
Could you please back out your car?
Could you please back up your car?
Hey you! Back up your car!
There was a DUI roadblock so the policeman told us to _______ ______
(a)
What would be the French the meaning of the two words in red in this sentence :
Our tire blew out and nobody knew how to change the wheel.
a crevé
s'est détaché
s'est dégonflé
a lâché
Which two-word verb could be used to replace : "arrive at an area that is meant for parking".
pull over
pull up
pull in
pull the trigger
How would we translate this sentence in English : "mon auto est tombée en panne sur l'autoroute 95."
My car crashed on Interstate 95
My car fell on Interstate 95
My car broke down on Interstate 95
My car broke up with Interstate 95
Your mom is super mad at you...she will tell you...
Get off my car!
Get out of my car!
Get on my car!
Get down, get down, and moving all around!
Translate this sentence :
Le vieux monsieur est débarqué de l'autobus.
The old man got out of the bus.
The old man got of the bus.
The old man debarked of the bus.
The old man got off the bus.
If you travel...you get ______ a taxi and
you get _____ a plane.
(meaning = to enter)
(a)
What is the meaning of "eat out" in French?
Manger sur la terrasse d'un resto
Prendre une commande pour emporter
Aller manger quelque part
Se dépêcher à manger et sortir
What are the 2 most important two-word verbs related to HOTELS if you travel?
(a)
