French Verb Conjugations and Phrases

What does the phrase 'avoir envie de' mean in English?

Which phrase expresses a feeling of discomfort or sickness related to the sea?

What does 'J'ai du mal à apprendre le français' convey?

The phrase 'avoir honte de' refers to which emotional state?

What does 'J'ai l'habitude de regarder la télé' imply?

What is the correct conjugation of the verb 'avoir' for the pronoun 'nous'?

Which verb translates to 'to do' or 'to make' in English?

In the sentence 'Elles sont joyeuses,' what does 'sont' imply about the subject?

What is the correct conjugation of 'aller' for the pronoun 'tu'?

Identify the correct verb form used in the sentence: 'Elle a faim.'

Which expression translates to 'I am thirsty' in French?

What does 'Avoir tort de' imply in English?

Which of the following expressions indicates a feeling of shame?

In the context of emotions, which expression translates to 'I am afraid of'?

Which phrase would you use to say 'I need a grammar book' in French?

What is the present tense form of 'to have' for 'Nous'?

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the verb 'to be' in the present tense?

Which present tense form of 'to go' is used for 'Je'?

Identify the correct translation of 'Nous sommes contents aujourd'hui'.

Which sentence correctly employs the verb 'to do' in the present tense?

French Verb Conjugations

Four verbs are given: "avoir" (to have), "être" (to be), "aller" (to go) and "faire" (to do/to make)
Each verb is conjugated in the present tense with examples for every person: "Je", "Tu", "Il/Elle/On", "Nous", "Vous", "Ils/Elles"
The example sentences show the verb conjugations in context with different subjects and objects.
Simple illustrations accompany the sentences, like a boy reading a book, two people reading a book, a girl walking with a suitcase.

French Phrases and Their Meanings

Fourteen common French phrases with the verb "avoir" are listed along with their English translations and explanations.
The English translations are general explanations.
The nuance of the French sentences/phrases can be slightly different.
Some parenthetical explanations further illustrate the nuances of the French phrases.

Expressions with the Verb "avoir"

Several expressions in English that use "to be" use "avoir" in French.
These expressions show the diversity of the verb "avoir" in forming idiomatic phrases.
In phrases using the verb "avoir", only the verb changes. The word associated with it does not change.

French Practice Worksheet - Present Tense Irregular Verbs

The worksheet focuses on practicing present tense forms of the verbs "avoir", "être", "faire", and "aller".
Part A: Complete sentences using the correct present tense form of the verbs.
Part B: Translate five sentences into English.
The sentences are provided with accompanying English translations.
Some sentences have a question format while others are statements.
Examples of various subject pronoun combinations are presented for each verb.

Test your knowledge on French verb conjugations, specifically the verbs 'avoir', 'être', 'aller', and 'faire' in the present tense. Additionally, explore common French phrases and their meanings, highlighting the nuances in translation and usage. The quiz will also touch upon expressions that differ between English and French.