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How do you say 'May I go to the nurse's?' in French?
How do you say 'May I go to the nurse's?' in French?
How do you ask for permission to open your laptop in French?
How do you ask for permission to open your laptop in French?
What phrase would you use if you don't understand something?
What phrase would you use if you don't understand something?
Which mode of transport corresponds to 'le transport ferroviaire'?
Which mode of transport corresponds to 'le transport ferroviaire'?
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How do you say 'helicopter' in French?
How do you say 'helicopter' in French?
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Choose the correct article for 'voiture' in French.
Choose the correct article for 'voiture' in French.
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The verb 'aller' in the first person singular is ____.
The verb 'aller' in the first person singular is ____.
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The verb 'voyager' in the third person singular is ____.
The verb 'voyager' in the third person singular is ____.
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The phrase 'excusez-moi' means 'thank you'.
The phrase 'excusez-moi' means 'thank you'.
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The transport mode 'le transport maritime' refers to travel by land.
The transport mode 'le transport maritime' refers to travel by land.
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Feminin nouns in French typically begin with 'la'.
Feminin nouns in French typically begin with 'la'.
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Match the following verbs with their meanings:
Match the following verbs with their meanings:
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Study Notes
Useful Phrases
- Common phrases for classroom interaction in French
- "Puis-je entrer?" - May I come in?
- "J'ai une question" - I have a question
- "Puis-je aller aux toilettes, s'il te plaît?" - May I go to the bathroom, please?
- "Puis-je boire de l'eau, s'il vous plaît?" - May I drink some water, please?
- "Puis-je avoir de l'eau, s'il vous plaît" - May I have water, please?
- "Puis-je aller chez l'infirmière" - May I go to the nurse's?
- "Puis-je aller au casier?" - May I go to the locker?
- "Puis-je ouvrir l'ordinateur portable?" - May I open the laptop?
- "Puis-je fermer l'ordinateur portable?" - May I close the laptop?
- "Puis-je tailler le crayon?" - May I sharpen my pencil?
- "Répétez s'il vous plaît" - Repeat, please?
- "Excusez-moi" - Excuse me
- "Avec autorisation" - with permission
- "Je ne comprends pas" - I don't understand
- "Merci" - thank you
- "Ouvrez vos livres à la page..." - Open your books to the page...
- "Tourner/aller à la page..." - Turn to the page...
- "Debout (vous tous)" - Stand (all of you)
- "Levez la main, s'il vous plaît" - Raise your hand, please
- "Asseyez-vous (vous tous)" - Sit (all of you)
- "Commencez (vous tous)" - Begin (all of you)
- "Arrêtez (vous tous)" - Stop (all of you)
- "Haut les mains" - Hands up
- "Haut la main" - Hands down
- "Chercher..." - Search for...
- "Comment dit-on... en français?" - How does one say... in French?
- "C'est ton tour - Vas-y" - It's your turn
Means of Transport
- Four modes of transport: by road, by sea, by train, by air
- "le transport routier" - by road/land
- "le transport maritime" - by sea
- "le transport ferroviaire" - by train
- "le transport aérien" - by air
- Learn genders of transportation words, for example:
- "la voiture" - car (feminine)
- "le train" - train (masculine)
- "le métro" - subway (masculine)
- "le tram" - tramway (masculine)
- "l'autobus (m)/le bus" - bus (masculine)
- "le taxi" - taxi (masculine)
- "l'avion" - airplane (masculine)
- "l'hélicoptère (m)" - helicopter (masculine)
- "le bateau" - boat (masculine)
- "le vélo" - bicycle (masculine)
- "la moto" - motorcycle (feminine)
- "le tracteur" - tractor (masculine)
- "le camion" - truck (masculine)
- "la fusée" - rocket (feminine)
- "le cheval" - horse (masculine)
- "le(s) pied(s)" - foot/feet (masculine)
- Important Verbs
- "voyager" - to travel
- "aller" - to go
Prepositions "à" and "en"
- "à" and "en" are used for means of transportation
- "en voiture" - by car
- "en train" - by train
- "en métro" - by subway
- "en avion" - by plane
- "à pied" - on foot
- "à vélo" - by bike
- "à moto" - by motorcycle
The Forms of Verb "aller"
- Present tense forms of "aller" - to go
- "Je vais" - I go
- "Tu vas" - you go
- "Elle va" - she goes
- "Il va" - he goes
- "Nous allons" - we go
- "Vous allez" - you go (plural/formal)
- "Elles vont" - they go (female)
- "Ils vont" - they go (male)
The Forms of Verb "voyager" - To Travel
- Present tense forms of "voyager" - to travel
- "Je voyage" - I travel
- "Tu voyages" - you travel
- "Il voyage" - he travels
- "Elle voyage" - she travels
- "Nous voyageons" - we travel
- "Vous voyagez" - you travel
- (plural/formal)
- "Ils voyagent" - they (male) travel
- "Elles voyagent" - they (female) travel
Comparatives
- "Plus... que" - more... than
- "Moins... que" - less... than
- "Aussi... que" - as... as
Places of Interest
- Location vocab in French
- "le musée" - museum
- "le château" - castle
- "la cathédrale" - cathedral
- "l'église" - church
- "la gare" - train station
- "l'aéroport" - airport
- "la bibliothèque" - library
- "la place" - square
- "le parc" - park
- "la ville" - city
- "le pays" - country
- "la montagne" - mountain
- "la mer" - sea
- "la rivière" - river
- Important Phrases about Places
- "C'est où?" - Where is it?
- "C'est tout près" - It's very close
- "Où sont les toilettes?" - Where are the restrooms?
- "Où est le métro?" - Where is the subway?
- "Où est la sortie?" - Where is the exit?
- "Combien ça coûte?" - How much does it cost?
- "Je voudrais un billet pour..." - I would like a ticket for...
- "Merci beaucoup" - Thank you very much
- "De rien" - You're welcome
- "Au revoir" - Goodbye
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This quiz contains useful phrases for classroom interactions in French, designed to help students communicate effectively. Learn essential phrases such as asking permission to enter, go to the bathroom, or ask questions. Perfect for both beginners and advanced learners!
