CBSE Class 4 French Revision Worksheet Set 05

XIII. Add the following numbers and write them in french:

Question 1. 10 + 35 = 45
Answer: dix + trente-cinq = quarante-cinq
In simple words: 10 plus 35 equals 45, written in French words.

Exam Tip: Remember to use hyphens between tens and units in French numbers from 17 to 99 (except where 'et' is used).

Question 2. 52 + 16 = 68
Answer: cinquante-deux + seize = soixante-huit
In simple words: 52 plus 16 equals 68 in French.

Exam Tip: Fifty is cinquante and sixty is soixante.

Question 3. 47 + 35 = 82
Answer: quarante-sept + trente-cinq = quatre-vingt-deux
In simple words: 47 plus 35 equals 82, written as quatre-vingt-deux (four-twenty-two).

Exam Tip: Eighty in French is literally four twenties (quatre-vingts).

Question 4. 38 + 25 = 63
Answer: trente-huit + vingt-cinq = soixante-trois
In simple words: 38 plus 25 equals 63.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to correct spelling of vingt (20) and trente (30).

Question 5. 72 + 13 = 85
Answer: soixante-douze + treize = quatre-vingt-cinq
In simple words: 72 plus 13 equals 85.

Exam Tip: 72 is sixty-twelve (soixante-douze).

XIV. Find out the questions:

Question 1. Il s'appelle Denis.
Answer: Comment s'appelle-t-il? (Or: Quel est son nom?)
In simple words: The question for "His name is Denis" is "What is his name?".

Exam Tip: Use inversion or 'Comment s'appelle...' to form questions about names.

Question 2. Il a 90 ans.
Answer: Quel âge a-t-il?
In simple words: The question for "He is 90 years old" is "How old is he?".

Exam Tip: Age questions use the verb avoir (Quel âge a...).

Question 3. Il habite à Riyad.
Answer: Où habite-t-il?
In simple words: The question for "He lives in Riyadh" is "Where does he live?".

Exam Tip: Use 'Où' for asking location/place.

Question 4. I am fine, thank you! (for elders)
Answer: Comment allez-vous, merci?
In simple words: Formal question for well-being.

Question 5. Fine! Thank you! (for friends)
Answer: Ça va? / Comment vas-tu?
In simple words: Informal greeting for friends.

Exam Tip: Use 'tu' for informal address with friends and peers.

XV. Correct the following sentences:

Question 1. Ou habites-vous?
Answer: Où habitez-vous?
In simple words: Add an accent grave to the letter u in Où.

Exam Tip: Interrogative adverb 'Où' always takes an accent.

Question 2. Comment va - Vous?
Answer: Comment allez-vous?
In simple words: With the pronoun vous, use the verb form allez.

Exam Tip: Match the verb conjugation correctly with the subject pronoun.

Question 3. Je habite à Jeddah.
Answer: J'habite à Jeddah.
In simple words: Drop the 'e' in 'Je' and add an apostrophe before a vowel.

Exam Tip: Elision is mandatory when 'je' meets a vowel or silent h.

Question 4. Je suis 10 an.
Answer: J'ai 10 ans.
In simple words: Age in French uses the verb avoir (to have) and plural 'ans'.

Exam Tip: Never use 'être' for age; always use 'avoir' and pluralize 'ans'.

Question 5. Il appelle Patrick.
Answer: Il s'appelle Patrick.
In simple words: Reflexive pronoun 'se' is required for names.

Exam Tip: The verb s'appeler is reflexive.

Question 6. Quel age as-vous?
Answer: Quel âge avez-vous?
In simple words: Correct the spelling of âge and use the 'avez' form of avoir with 'vous'.

Exam Tip: Check for missing accents and verb agreement.

Question 7. Je appelle Hélène.
Answer: Je m'appelle Hélène.
In simple words: Include the reflexive pronoun 'm''.

Exam Tip: Je becomes j'm' before a vowel, written as je m'appelle.

Question 8. Je vas bienne.
Answer: Je vais bien.
In simple words: The correct form of aller for 'je' is 'vais', and 'bien' has no 'ne'.

Exam Tip: Aller is an irregular verb: je vais, tu vas, il va.

XVI. Write the following sentences in french:

Question 1. What is your name? (for friends)
Answer: Comment tu t'appelles?
In simple words: Informal question asking someone's name.

Exam Tip: Use 'tu' and 't\'appelles' for friends.

Question 2. How old are you? (formal)
Answer: Quel âge avez-vous?
In simple words: Formal question for age using 'vous'.

Exam Tip: Avez is the vous form of avoir.

Question 3. Where do you stay? (informal)
Answer: Où habites-tu?
In simple words: Informal question about residence.

Exam Tip: Habites ends in 's' with 'tu'.

Question 4. How are you? (for elders)
Answer: Comment allez-vous?
In simple words: Polite and formal inquiry about health.

Exam Tip: Allez is the vous form of aller.

Question 5. He is ten years old.
Answer: Il a dix ans.
In simple words: He has ten years.

Exam Tip: Remember to use avoir for age.

Question 6. My name is Paul.
Answer: Je m'appelle Paul.
In simple words: I call myself Paul.

Exam Tip: Standard self-introduction in French.

Question 7. I am fine, thank you.
Answer: Je vais bien, merci.
In simple words: I am going well, thanks.

Question 8. I stay in Riyadh.
Answer: J'habite à Riyad.
In simple words: I live in Riyadh.

Exam Tip: Use preposition 'à' before city names.

XVII. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb 'être':

Question 1. Il _____ petit.
Answer: Il est petit.
In simple words: He is small.

Exam Tip: The third-person singular of être is 'est'.

Question 2. Je _____ français.
Answer: Je suis français.
In simple words: I am French.

Exam Tip: The first-person singular of être is 'suis'.

Question 3. Tu _____ grand.
Answer: Tu es grand.
In simple words: You are tall.

Exam Tip: The second-person singular of être is 'es'.

Question 4. Elle _____ jolie.
Answer: Elle est jolie.
In simple words: She is pretty.

Exam Tip: Feminine singular subject uses 'est'.

Question 5. Ils _____ anglais.
Answer: Ils sont anglais.
In simple words: They are English (masculine plural).

Exam Tip: The third-person plural of être is 'sont'.

Question 6. Elles _____ minces.
Answer: Elles sont minces.
In simple words: They are thin (feminine plural).

Exam Tip: Plural subjects use 'sont'.

Question 7. Nous _____ indiens.
Answer: Nous sommes indiens.
In simple words: We are Indian.

Exam Tip: The first-person plural of être is 'sommes'.

Question 8. Vous _____ italiens.
Answer: Vous êtes italiens.
In simple words: You are Italian.

Exam Tip: The second-person plural of être is 'êtes' (with a circumflex accent).

XVIII. Fill in the blanks with the feminine form of nationalities:

Question 1. Il est chinois. -> Elle est _____
Answer: chinoise
In simple words: Add an 'e' to make the nationality feminine.

Exam Tip: Most adjectives and nationalities add 'e' for the feminine form.

Question 2. Ils sont français. -> Elles sont _____
Answer: françaises
In simple words: Add 'e' and 's' for feminine plural.

Exam Tip: Français becomes françaises in the feminine plural.

Question 3. Tu es japonais. -> Tu es _____ (feminine subject)
Answer: japonaise
In simple words: Add 'e' for a female 'tu'.

Exam Tip: Japanese nationality adds 'se' in feminine (japonais - japonaise).

Question 4. Nous sommes anglais. -> Nous sommes _____ (feminine subject)
Answer: anglaises
In simple words: Add 'es' for a feminine plural 'nous'.

Question 5. Vous êtes saoudien. -> Vous êtes _____ (feminine subject/formal singular female)
Answer: saoudienne
In simple words: Saoudien changes to saoudienne in the feminine.

Exam Tip: Nationalities ending in -en double the 'n' and add 'e'.

XIX. Change the following sentences into the plural form:

Question 1. Je suis beau.
Answer: Nous sommes beaux.
In simple words: I am handsome becomes We are handsome.

Exam Tip: Je becomes nous, suis becomes sommes, and beau adds 'x' in plural.

Question 2. Il est gros.
Answer: Ils sont gros.
In simple words: He is fat becomes They are fat.

Exam Tip: 'Gros' remains unchanged in masculine plural because it ends in 's'.

Question 3. Tu es américain.
Answer: Vous êtes américains.
In simple words: You are American (singular) becomes You are American (plural).

Exam Tip: Tu becomes vous, es becomes êtes, and américain adds 's'.

Question 4. Elle est belle.
Answer: Elles sont belles.
In simple words: She is beautiful becomes They are beautiful.

Exam Tip: Elle becomes elles, est becomes sont, and belle adds 's'.

Question 5. Il est mauvais.
Answer: Ils sont mauvais.
In simple words: He is bad becomes They are bad.

Exam Tip: 'Mauvais' does not change in the masculine plural.

XX. Conjugate the verb 'être' along with the meaning in English:

Question 1. Conjugate 'être' (to be).
Answer:
Je suis - I am
Tu es - You are (informal)
Il est - He is
Elle est - She is
Nous sommes - We are
Vous êtes - You are (formal/plural)
Ils sont - They are (masculine)
Elles sont - They are (feminine)
In simple words: Full conjugation of the verb 'être' (to be) with English translations.

Exam Tip: Memorize the verb 'être' thoroughly as it is fundamental in French.

XXI. Fill in the blanks with the subject pronouns:

Question 1. _____ sommes français.
Answer: Nous sommes français.
In simple words: We are French.

Exam Tip: 'sommes' always takes 'nous'.

Question 2. _____ êtes petit.
Answer: Vous êtes petit.
In simple words: You are short/small.

Exam Tip: 'êtes' matches with 'vous'.

Question 3. _____ suis indien.
Answer: Je suis indien.
In simple words: I am Indian.

Exam Tip: 'suis' takes 'je'.

Question 4. _____ est étudiant.
Answer: Il (or Elle) est étudiant.
In simple words: He/She is a student.

Exam Tip: 'est' can take il, elle, or on.

Question 5. _____ est belle.
Answer: Elle est belle.
In simple words: She is beautiful.

Exam Tip: Feminine adjective 'belle' indicates feminine subject 'elle'.

Question 6. _____ sont minces.
Answer: Ils (or Elles) sont minces.
In simple words: They are thin.

Exam Tip: Plural 'sont' takes ils or elles.

Question 7. _____ es beau.
Answer: Tu es beau.
In simple words: You are handsome.

Exam Tip: 'es' takes 'tu'.

Question 8. _____ sont beaux.
Answer: Ils sont beaux.
In simple words: They are handsome.

Exam Tip: Masculine plural 'beaux' takes 'ils'.

XXII. Fill in the blanks with the indefinite articles un, une or des:

Question 1. _____ livre
Answer: un livre
In simple words: A book (masculine singular).

Exam Tip: Use 'un' for masculine singular nouns.

Question 2. _____ cahiers
Answer: des cahiers
In simple words: Some notebooks (plural).

Exam Tip: Use 'des' for all plural nouns.

Question 3. _____ stylos
Answer: des stylos
In simple words: Some pens (plural).

Exam Tip: Plural noun requires 'des'.

Question 4. _____ ballon
Answer: un ballon
In simple words: A ball (masculine singular).

Exam Tip: 'Ballon' is masculine.

Question 5. _____ gommes
Answer: des gommes
In simple words: Some erasers (plural).

Question 6. _____ sandwich
Answer: un sandwich
In simple words: A sandwich (masculine singular).

Exam Tip: Sandwich is masculine in French.

Question 7. _____ tables
Answer: des tables
In simple words: Some tables (plural).

Exam Tip: Plural nouns take 'des'.

Question 8. _____ montre
Answer: une montre
In simple words: A watch (feminine singular).

Exam Tip: 'Montre' is feminine, so use 'une'.

Question 9. _____ voitures
Answer: des voitures
In simple words: Some cars (plural).

Exam Tip: Plural nouns take 'des'.

Question 10. _____ bonbons
Answer: des bonbons
In simple words: Some candies (plural).

Exam Tip: Plural nouns take 'des'.

XXIII. Conjugate the verb 'avoir' along with the English translation:

Question 1. Conjugate 'avoir' (to have).
Answer:
J'ai - I have
Tu as - You have (informal)
Il a - He has
Elle a - She has
Nous avons - We have
Vous avez - You have (formal/plural)
Ils ont - They have (masculine)
Elles ont - They have (feminine)
In simple words: Full conjugation of the verb 'avoir' (to have) with English meanings.

Exam Tip: Remember elision for 'J\'ai'.

XXIV. Fill in the blanks with the conjugation of the verb 'avoir':

Question 1. J'_____ une soeur.
Answer: J'ai une soeur.
In simple words: I have a sister.

Exam Tip: J'ai is the first-person singular of avoir.

Question 2. Ils _____ une voiture.
Answer: Ils ont une voiture.
In simple words: They have a car.

Exam Tip: Third-person plural of avoir is 'ont'.

Question 3. Vous _____ trois stylos.
Answer: Vous avez trois stylos.
In simple words: You have three pens.

Exam Tip: Second-person plural of avoir is 'avez'.

Question 4. Tu _____ un crayon.
Answer: Tu as un crayon.
In simple words: You have a pencil.

Exam Tip: Second-person singular takes 'as'.

Question 5. Elles _____ des sacs.
Answer: Elles ont des sacs.
In simple words: They have some bags.

Exam Tip: Elles takes 'ont'.

Question 6. Nous _____ deux soeurs.
Answer: Nous avons deux soeurs.
In simple words: We have two sisters.

Exam Tip: First-person plural takes 'avons'.

Question 7. Il _____ un taille-crayon.
Answer: Il a un taille-crayon.
In simple words: He has a sharpener.

Exam Tip: Third-person singular takes 'a'.

XXV. Change the following sentences into the plural form:

Question 1. Tu as une belle soeur.
Answer: Vous avez de belles soeurs.
In simple words: You have a beautiful sister becomes You have beautiful sisters.

Exam Tip: Indefinite article 'une' becomes 'de' (or 'des' changing before adjectives) in plural.

Question 2. Je suis belle.
Answer: Nous sommes belles.
In simple words: I am beautiful becomes We are beautiful.

Exam Tip: Je changes to nous, suis to sommes, and belle adds 's'.

Question 3. Il a un stylo.
Answer: Ils ont des stylos.
In simple words: He has a pen becomes They have pens.

Exam Tip: Il becomes ils, a becomes ont, un becomes des, and stylo adds 's'.

Question 4. Elle a un chocolat.
Answer: Elles ont des chocolats.
In simple words: She has a chocolate becomes They have chocolates.

Exam Tip: Change pronouns, verbs, articles, and nouns to plural.

Question 5. J'ai un hamburger.
Answer: Nous avons des hamburgers.
In simple words: I have a hamburger becomes We have hamburgers.

Exam Tip: J'ai becomes nous avons.

XXVI. Write the following sentences in french:

Question 1. We have two sisters.
Answer: Nous avons deux soeurs.
In simple words: We have two sisters.

Exam Tip: Use 'nous avons' and 'deux soeurs'.

Question 2. I am indian.
Answer: Je suis indien (or indienne).
In simple words: I am Indian.

Exam Tip: Use 'je suis' and nationality.

Question 3. He has a scale.
Answer: Il a une règle.
In simple words: He has a ruler/scale.

Exam Tip: Scale translates to 'règle' (feminine).

Question 4. You all have notebooks.
Answer: Vous avez des cahiers.
In simple words: You (plural) have notebooks.

Exam Tip: Use 'vous avez' and 'des cahiers'.

Question 5. She is beautiful.
Answer: Elle est belle.
In simple words: She is beautiful.

Exam Tip: Use feminine adjective 'belle'.

Question 6. You have a cake.
Answer: Tu as un gâteau. (or Vous avez un gâteau.)
In simple words: You have a cake.

Exam Tip: Cake is 'gâteau' (masculine).

Question 7. They have some pens.
Answer: Ils ont des stylos. (or Elles ont des stylos.)
In simple words: They have pens.

Exam Tip: Use 'ont' and 'des stylos'.

Question 8. I have a car.
Answer: J'ai une voiture.
In simple words: I have a car.

Exam Tip: 'Voiture' is feminine.

Question 9. He has a wristwatch.
Answer: Il a une montre.
In simple words: He has a watch.

Exam Tip: Wristwatch is 'montre'.

Question 10. She has a school bag.
Answer: Elle a un cartable.
In simple words: She has a school bag.

Exam Tip: School bag translates to 'cartable' (masculine).

XXVII. Re-arrange these words to form correct sentences:

Question 1. avons, une, voiture, nous.
Answer: Nous avons une voiture.
In simple words: We have a car.

Exam Tip: Subject + verb + article + noun.

Question 2. ai, onze, j', ans.
Answer: J'ai onze ans.
In simple words: I am eleven years old.

Exam Tip: Standard structure for stating age.

Question 3. êtes, françaises, vous.
Answer: Vous êtes françaises.
In simple words: You are French.

Exam Tip: Match subject 'vous' with verb 'êtes' and plural nationality.

Question 4. belles, sont, elles.
Answer: Elles sont belles.
In simple words: They are beautiful.

Exam Tip: Subject pronoun comes first, followed by verb and adjective.

Question 5. as, bonbons, tu, des.
Answer: Tu as des bonbons.
In simple words: You have some candies.

Exam Tip: Subject + verb + article + noun order.