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Questions and Answers
What is the correct phrase to express where you live in French?
What is the correct phrase to express where you live in French?
- J’habite à Kumasi (correct)
- Je vis à Kumasi
- J'habite au Kumasi
- J’habite avec Kumasi
Which of the following is NOT a type of accommodation mentioned?
Which of the following is NOT a type of accommodation mentioned?
- Un appartement (correct)
- Une cabane
- Une maison jumelée
- Un studio
Which of the following terms refers to the top floor of a building in French?
Which of the following terms refers to the top floor of a building in French?
- Le rez-de-chaussée
- Le toit (correct)
- Le sous-sol
- Le premier étage
What is the term for a bungalow in French?
What is the term for a bungalow in French?
How do you say 'I live on the twelfth floor' in French?
How do you say 'I live on the twelfth floor' in French?
Which of the following expressions correctly inquires about someone's living place?
Which of the following expressions correctly inquires about someone's living place?
What does 'le rez-de-chaussée' refer to in a building?
What does 'le rez-de-chaussée' refer to in a building?
Which of these rooms is typically NOT found in a house?
Which of these rooms is typically NOT found in a house?
What is a correct way to request a room with a view in a polite manner?
What is a correct way to request a room with a view in a polite manner?
Which phrase would you use to inquire about the price of a double room?
Which phrase would you use to inquire about the price of a double room?
Which statement indicates the desire for a room with specific amenities?
Which statement indicates the desire for a room with specific amenities?
What would be an appropriate answer to a request for the number of nights?
What would be an appropriate answer to a request for the number of nights?
Which phrase would you use to express a polite request for a room?
Which phrase would you use to express a polite request for a room?
What is the correct phrase to ask if breakfast is included?
What is the correct phrase to ask if breakfast is included?
What type of house does the speaker live in?
What type of house does the speaker live in?
Which rooms are mentioned as part of the speaker's house?
Which rooms are mentioned as part of the speaker's house?
What is the correct preposition to complete the sentence 'Mon ami habite _______ Kumasi'?
What is the correct preposition to complete the sentence 'Mon ami habite _______ Kumasi'?
Which of the following best completes the phrase 'Voici _________'?
Which of the following best completes the phrase 'Voici _________'?
How many windows does Sophie’s house have?
How many windows does Sophie’s house have?
What type of furniture is found in the living room?
What type of furniture is found in the living room?
What color is the door of Sophie’s house?
What color is the door of Sophie’s house?
What is not mentioned as a type of room in the house?
What is not mentioned as a type of room in the house?
Study Notes
Accommodation Vocabulary
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Habiter (to live): Used to inquire about living locations.
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Examples of questions:
- "Where do you live?" (Où est-ce que tu habites?)
- "Where do you live?" (Où habites-tu?)
- "You live where?" (Tu habites où?)
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Responses (J’habite à + location):
- I live in Kumasi (J’habite à Kumasi)
- I live in a house (J’habite dans une maison)
Types of Accommodation
- Various forms include:
- A house (Une maison)
- A bungalow (Un bungalow)
- A cabin (Une cabanne)
- An apartment building (Un bâtiment à X étages)
Describing Homes
- Prompts for description:
- "Describe your house" (Décris-moi ta maison)
- "Describe where you live" (Décris-moi où tu habites)
Floors and Levels
- Terms for floors in a building:
- Ground floor (Rez-de-chaussée)
- First floor (Premier étage)
- Second floor (Deuxième étage)
- Third floor (Troisième étage)
- Fourth floor (Quatrième étage)
House Types
- Family house: One family (La maison: Pour une seule famille)
- Duplex: A semi-detached house (Une maison jumelée)
- Studio apartment: Small living space with basic amenities (Un studio)
Rooms in a House
- Common rooms include:
- Living room (Le salon)
- Kitchen (La cuisine)
- Bathroom (La salle de bain)
- Dining room (La salle à manger)
- Bedroom (La chambre)
- Garage (le garage)
Example Descriptions
- Personal housing details:
- Living in a studio on the twelfth floor of Villagio in Accra.
- Mention of three bedrooms, a living room, two bathrooms, and a dining room.
Questions and Options
- Choose the correct form:
- "My friend lives _____" could be filled with different prepositions (A) en (B) dans (C) Ã (D) au.
- Identifying types of accommodations based on clues given.
Furniture and Objects
- Common household items include:
- Window (Une fenêtre)
- Bed (Un lit)
- Sofa (Un sofa)
- Lamp (Une lampe)
- Clock (Une horloge)
- Table (Une table)
Useful Expressions
- Polite requests:
- "I would like... please" (Je voudrais ... s'il vous plaît)
- Asking for specific types of rooms or services:
- "A room for two" (une chambre pour deux)
- "A room with a garden view" (une chambre avec vue sur le jardin)
Accommodation Inquiry Phrases
- Important questions to remember:
- "How much does a single room cost?" (Combien coûte une chambre simple?)
- "Is breakfast included?" (Le petit déjeuner y compris?)
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Description
This quiz focuses on the French verb 'habiter' and how to inquire about someone's place of residence. Participants will explore various questions related to where individuals live, using both formal and informal language. Strengthen your communication skills in French with this engaging exercise.
