CBSE Class 4 French Revision Worksheet Set 07

Leçon-0 & Leçon-1

I. Match the columns. Liez A avec B:

Question 1. Baguette.
Answer: d. Long and thin bread.
In simple words: A baguette is a traditional long and thin French bread.

Exam Tip: Associate food items with their typical physical description or origin.

Question 2. La tour Eiffel.
Answer: c. A monument
In simple words: The Eiffel Tower is a famous monument in Paris, France.

Exam Tip: Memorize key French landmarks and cultural symbols.

Question 3. Napoléon Bonaparte.
Answer: b. Emperor of France.
In simple words: Napoleon Bonaparte was a famous historical emperor of France.

Exam Tip: Link historical figures with their titles.

Question 4. Le Louvre.
Answer: a. A museum.
In simple words: The Louvre is the world's largest art museum, located in Paris.

Exam Tip: Remember that Le Louvre houses famous artworks like the Mona Lisa.

Question 5. Le tour de France.
Answer: f. Bicycle race of France.
In simple words: Tour de France is the most famous annual bicycle race held in France.

Exam Tip: Match sports events with their respective countries and formats.

Question 6. Festival de Cannes.
Answer: g. International film festival of France.
In simple words: Cannes Film Festival is a prestigious international film festival held annually in France.

Question 7. Le Brie, le gruyère.
Answer: e. The cheese.
In simple words: Brie and Gruyère are popular types of cheese.

Exam Tip: French gastronomy includes world-renowned cheeses.

Question 8. Le champagne, le vin rosé.
Answer: h. Wine of France.
In simple words: Champagne and rosé are well-known French wines.

Exam Tip: Identify beverages traditionally produced in France.

II. Arrange the letters in order and find the french words:

Question 1. RNFAEC -
Answer: FRANCE
In simple words: Unscrambling the letters gives the country name France.

Exam Tip: Capitalize country names in French.

Question 2. UFPRAM -
Answer: PARFUM
In simple words: The letters spell 'parfum', meaning perfume.

Exam Tip: Check vowel and consonant placements carefully.

Question 3. GFORAME -
Answer: FROMAGE
In simple words: The letters form 'fromage', meaning cheese.

Exam Tip: Common French vocabulary words frequently appear in unscrambling exercises.

Question 4. NIY -
Answer: VIN
In simple words: The letters spell 'vin', meaning wine.

Exam Tip: Short words require precise letter placement.

Question 5. STBGAUTEE -
Answer: BAGUETTE
In simple words: The letters spell 'baguette', the long French bread.

Exam Tip: Count double letters carefully.

Question 6. UOLEVR -
Answer: LOUVRE
In simple words: The letters form 'Louvre', the famous museum.

Exam Tip: Proper nouns must start with a capital letter.

Question 7. OSTERACG -
Answer: GARÇON
In simple words: The letters spell 'garçon', meaning boy or waiter.

Exam Tip: Remember to include the cedilla (ç) under the c.

Question 8. ANOPÉLNO -
Answer: NAPOLÉON
In simple words: The letters spell 'Napoléon', the historical emperor.

Exam Tip: Retain accent marks (é) from the scrambled prompt.

Question 9. ENIES -
Answer: NIÈCE
In simple words: The letters form 'nièce', meaning niece.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to grave accents (è).

Question 10. SIRAP -
Answer: PARIS
In simple words: The letters spell 'Paris', the capital of France.

Exam Tip: Capitalize city names.

III. Correct the Spellings:

Question 1. SALUTE -
Answer: SALUT
In simple words: The correct French spelling for hello/hi is 'salut'.

Exam Tip: Silent consonants at the end of French words are common; 'salut' does not end with an 'e'.

Question 2. BONJOOR -
Answer: BONJOUR
In simple words: The correct spelling is 'bonjour'.

Exam Tip: Replace 'oo' with 'ou'.

Question 3. KA Va -
Answer: Ça va
In simple words: The correct spelling is 'Ça va', meaning 'How is it going? / It goes'.

Exam Tip: Use 'ç' instead of 'k'.

Question 4. COMMANT SA YA -
Answer: Comment ça va
In simple words: The correct phrase for 'How are you?' is 'Comment ça va'.

Exam Tip: Learn standard greeting spellings by heart.

Question 5. PAA MAAL -
Answer: Pas mal
In simple words: 'Pas mal' means 'not bad'.

Exam Tip: Correct double letters and vowel sounds.

Question 6. O REYOIR -
Answer: Au revoir
In simple words: 'Au revoir' means 'goodbye'.

Exam Tip: Start with 'Au' instead of 'O'.

Question 7. MADAMI -
Answer: Madame
In simple words: The correct title for a married woman is 'Madame'.

Exam Tip: Titles like Madame, Mademoiselle, and Monsieur are fundamental.

Question 8. DINDO -
Answer: Dindon
In simple words: 'Dindon' means turkey.

Exam Tip: Add the nasal ending '-on'.

Question 9. EEBOU -
Answer: Hibou
In simple words: 'Hibou' means owl.

Exam Tip: Note the silent initial 'h'.

Question 10. UOSO -
Answer: Ouisso / Ouest / ... (or Souo / etc. standard correction: OSEAU -> OISEAU / OOSO -> OUSSO / OISEAU)
Answer: OISEAU
In simple words: The correct spelling is 'oiseau', meaning bird.

Exam Tip: Vowel combinations like 'oi' and 'eau' are frequent in French.

IV. Traduisez en français: (Translate in french)

Question 1. Greetings! -
Answer: Bonjour! / Salut!
In simple words: Greetings translate to Bonjour or Salut.

Exam Tip: Use 'Bonjour' for formal/general greetings and 'Salut' for informal ones.

Question 2. How are you? (formal) -
Answer: Comment allez-vous?
In simple words: Use the formal 'vous' pronoun: Comment allez-vous?

Exam Tip: Formal questions use inversion (allez-vous).

Question 3. Very well, thank you! -
Answer: Très bien, merci!
In simple words: 'Très bien, merci!' expresses being very well and thanking the person.

Exam Tip: Do not forget the acute accent on 'Très'.

Question 4. Neither good, nor bad! -
Answer: Comme ci, comme ça! / Ni bon, ni mauvais!
In simple words: The standard polite response is 'Comme ci, comme ça!' (so-so).

Exam Tip: 'Comme ci, comme ça' is the common idiomatic translation.

Question 5. See you tomorrow! -
Answer: À demain!
In simple words: 'À demain' means see you tomorrow.

Exam Tip: Always include the grave accent on 'À'.

Question 6. See you soon! -
Answer: À bientôt!
In simple words: 'À bientôt' means see you soon.

Exam Tip: Note the circumflex accent on 'bientôt' (ô).

Question 7. Very well! -
Answer: Très bien!
In simple words: 'Très bien!' means very well.

Exam Tip: 'Très' intensifies 'bien'.

Question 8. See you very soon! -
Answer: À très bientôt!
In simple words: Add 'très' before 'bientôt'.

Exam Tip: Combine previous vocabulary elements correctly.

Question 9. Good bye -
Answer: Au revoir
In simple words: 'Au revoir' is goodbye.

Exam Tip: Literally translates to 'until seeing again'.

Question 10. Miss, young lady -
Answer: Mademoiselle
In simple words: 'Mademoiselle' is used for a young lady or miss.

Exam Tip: Spell carefully with double 'l'.

V. Écrivez les nombres de 1 à 20. (Write numbers from 1 to 20).

Question 1. 1 to 20 in French words:
Answer: 1 - un, 2 - deux, 3 - trois, 4 - quatre, 5 - cinq, 6 - six, 7 - sept, 8 - huit, 9 - neuf, 10 - dix, 11 - onze, 12 - douze, 13 - treize, 14 - quatorze, 15 - quinze, 16 - seize, 17 - dix-sept, 18 - dix-huit, 19 - dix-neuf, 20 - vingt.
In simple words: The numbers from 1 to 20 spelled out in French.

Exam Tip: Memorize spelling and hyphens for numbers 17 through 19 (dix-sept, dix-huit, dix-neuf).

VI. Répondez aux questions suivantes: (Answer the following questions):

Question 1. Combien de stylos as-tu?
Answer: J'ai trois stylos. (or any number)
In simple words: Answer stating how many pens you have using 'J'ai'.

Exam Tip: Change 'tu' in the question to 'je' in the answer.

Question 2. Combien de trousses avez-vous?
Answer: J'ai une trousse. (or Nous avons une trousse.)
In simple words: Answer stating how many pencil cases you have.

Exam Tip: Respond using 'Je' when answering a singular 'vous'.

Question 3. Combien de sœurs as-tu?
Answer: J'ai une sœur. (or J'ai un frère / Je n'ai pas de sœur.)
In simple words: State the number of sisters you have.

Exam Tip: Use 'sœur' for sister.

Question 4. Combien de ballons as-tu?
Answer: J'ai deux ballons.
In simple words: State the number of balls you have.

Exam Tip: Make nouns plural when the number is greater than 1.

Question 5. Combien de livres avez-vous?
Answer: J'ai cinq livres.
In simple words: State how many books you have.

Exam Tip: Keep agreement between numbers and plural nouns.

Leçon-3

I. Choose the right answer:

Question 1. To ask someone's name we use:
(a) Comment ça va?
(b) Comment tu t'appelles?
Answer: (b) Comment tu t'appelles?
In simple words: 'Comment tu t'appelles?' translates to 'What is your name?'.

Exam Tip: 'Comment ça va' asks how someone is feeling, not their name.

Question 2. To introduce oneself we use:
(a) Elle s'appelle
(b) Je m'appelle
Answer: (b) Je m'appelle
In simple words: 'Je m'appelle' means 'My name is / I call myself'.

Exam Tip: Use 'Je m'appelle' for self-introduction and 'Il/Elle s'appelle' for others.

Question 3. To say where one lives we use:
(a) J'ai une sœur.
(b) J'habite à
Answer: (b) J'habite à
In simple words: 'J'habite à' means 'I live in/at'.

Exam Tip: 'J'habite' is followed by the preposition 'à' and a city name.

Question 4. To thank someone we use:
(a) Ça va bien!
(b) Merci!
Answer: (b) Merci!
In simple words: 'Merci' means 'Thank you'.

Question 5. To tell one's age we use:
(a) Je suis neuf ans.
(b) J'ai neuf ans.
Answer: (b) J'ai neuf ans.
In simple words: In French, age is expressed using the verb 'avoir' (to have): J'ai... ans.

Exam Tip: Never use 'être' (Je suis) for age in French.

II. Write these sentences in french:

Question 1. Excuse me please.
Answer: Excusez-moi s'il vous plaît. (or Excuse-moi s'il te plaît)
In simple words: Polite request for excuse me.

Exam Tip: Use formal 'vous' for polite/adult settings.

Question 2. Thank you very much.
Answer: Merci beaucoup.
In simple words: 'Merci beaucoup' means thank you very much.

Exam Tip: 'Beaucoup' means a lot / very much.

Question 3. She is ten years old.
Answer: Elle a dix ans.
In simple words: She has ten years.

Exam Tip: Remember to use 'a' (has) with 'Elle'.

Question 4. How old are you? (formal)
Answer: Quel âge avez-vous?
In simple words: Formal question for age.

Exam Tip: Use 'avez-vous' for the formal second-person plural.

Question 5. To introduce oneself.
Answer: Se présenter.
In simple words: The reflexive verb meaning to introduce oneself.

Question 6. What is your name? (formal).
Answer: Comment vous appelez-vous?
In simple words: Formal question asking for someone's name.

Exam Tip: Use 'vous appelez-vous' for formal inquiry.

Question 7. Where do you live? (informal).
Answer: Où habites-tu?
In simple words: Informal question asking where someone lives.

Exam Tip: Use 'habites-tu' with the informal 'tu'.

Question 8. My name is Tina.
Answer: Je m'appelle Tina.
In simple words: I call myself Tina.

Exam Tip: 'Je m'appelle' is followed directly by the name.

Question 9. I am nine years old.
Answer: J'ai neuf ans.
In simple words: I have nine years.

Exam Tip: 'J'ai' is the contraction of 'Je ai'.

Question 10. I have a brother.
Answer: J'ai un frère.
In simple words: I have one brother.

Exam Tip: 'Frère' takes a grave accent (è).

Question 11. Her name is Helen.
Answer: Elle s'appelle Hélène.
In simple words: She calls herself Hélène.

Exam Tip: Accent on Hélène must be included.

Question 12. Never mind, it is o.k.
Answer: Ce n'est rien, c'est d'accord. / De rien, ça va.
In simple words: Expression for never mind / okay.

Exam Tip: 'Ce n'est rien' means it's nothing / never mind.

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III. Re-arrange these sentences in the right order:

Question 1. Michelle, s'appelle, elle.
Answer: Elle s'appelle Michelle.
In simple words: Subject + reflexive verb + name.

Exam Tip: Follow standard French word order: Subject + Verb.

Question 2. habite, à, Paris, J'.
Answer: J'habite à Paris.
In simple words: I live in Paris.

Exam Tip: 'Je' contracts to 'J'' before a vowel ('habite').

Question 3. Vous, comment, -vous, appelez?
Answer: Comment vous appelez-vous?
In simple words: What is your name? (formal)

Exam Tip: Question word + inverted verb structure.

Question 4. tu, où, habites?
Answer: Où habites-tu?
In simple words: Where do you live?

Exam Tip: 'Où' starts the question, followed by inverted verb and subject.

Question 5. âge, avez, quel, -vous?
Answer: Quel âge avez-vous?
In simple words: How old are you?

Exam Tip: 'Quel âge' means what age.

Question 6. dix, il, a, ans.
Answer: Il a dix ans.
In simple words: He is ten years old.

Exam Tip: Structure: Pronoun + verb (avoir) + number + ans.

Question 7. tu, comment, appelles, t'?
Answer: Comment t'appelles-tu?
In simple words: What is your name? (informal)

Exam Tip: Maintain the reflexive pronoun 't'' and hyphenation.

Question 8. Paris, habite, à, il.
Answer: Il habite à Paris.
In simple words: He lives in Paris.

Exam Tip: Simple declarative sentence structure.

Question 9. s', il, Patrick, appelle.
Answer: Il s'appelle Patrick.
In simple words: His name is Patrick.

Exam Tip: 'Il s'appelle' uses the reflexive pronoun 's''.

Question 10. bien, va, merci, ça.
Answer: Ça va bien, merci.
In simple words: It goes well, thank you.

Exam Tip: Standard greeting response order.

Leçon-4

I. Complete with the names of countries and nationalities:

Question 1. M. Vincent habite en ______, il est ______ (France).
Answer: France, français
In simple words: M. Vincent lives in France, he is French.

Exam Tip: Feminine/masculine nationality agreement: 'français' is masculine singular.

Question 2. Vous habitez en ______, vous êtes ______ (Saudi Arabia).
Answer: Arabie saoudite, saoudien(s) / saoudienne(s)
In simple words: You live in Saudi Arabia, you are Saudi.

Exam Tip: Country name: l'Arabie saoudite.

Question 3. Elle habite en ______; elle est ______ (China).
Answer: Chine, chinoise
In simple words: She lives in China; she is Chinese.

Exam Tip: Feminine nationality for 'Elle' is 'chinoise'.

Question 4. Pauline et Marie habitent en ______, elles sont ______ (England).
Answer: Angleterre, anglaises
In simple words: Pauline and Marie live in England, they are English.

Exam Tip: Plural feminine subject 'elles' requires feminine plural nationality ('anglaises').

Question 5. Ils habitent en ______. Ils sont ______ (India).
Answer: Inde, indiens
In simple words: They live in India. They are Indian.

Exam Tip: Plural masculine subject 'Ils' takes 'indiens'.

Question 6. Rita et Hélène habitent en ______. Elles Sont ______ (Italy).
Answer: Italie, italiennes
In simple words: Rita and Hélène live in Italy. They are Italian.

Exam Tip: Feminine plural 'Elles' takes 'italiennes'.

Question 7. Ching Pie et Ying Pie habitent au ______. Elles Sont ______ (Japan).
Answer: Japon, japonaises
In simple words: Ching Pie and Ying Pie live in Japan. They are Japanese.

Question 8. Elle habite en ______. Elle est ______ (America).
Answer: Amérique, américaine
In simple words: She lives in America. She is American.

Exam Tip: Feminine singular nationality 'américaine'.

Leçon-4 (Continued)

II. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb "être":

Question 1. Ils ______ mauvais.
Answer: sont
In simple words: Ils sont mauvais. (They are bad.)

Exam Tip: Conjugation of être for ils/elles: sont.

Question 2. Nous ______ grands.
Answer: sommes
In simple words: Nous sommes grands. (We are tall/big.)

Exam Tip: Conjugation of être for nous: sommes.

Question 3. Vous ______ petits.
Answer: êtes
In simple words: Vous êtes petits. (You are small.)

Exam Tip: Do not forget the circumflex accent on 'êtes'.

Question 4. Je ______ jolie.
Answer: suis
In simple words: Je suis jolie. (I am pretty.)

Exam Tip: Conjugation for je: suis.

Question 5. Elles ______ saoudiennes.
Answer: sont
In simple words: Elles sont saoudiennes. (They are Saudi.)

Exam Tip: Elles takes 'sont'.

Question 6. Tu ______ intelligente.
Answer: es
In simple words: Tu es intelligente. (You are smart.)

Exam Tip: Conjugation for tu: es.

Question 7. Il ______ beau.
Answer: est
In simple words: Il est beau. (He is handsome.)

Exam Tip: Conjugation for il/elle/on: est.

Question 8. Elle ______ grosse.
Answer: est
In simple words: Elle est grosse. (She is big/heavy.)

Exam Tip: Singular feminine subject takes 'est'.

III. Rewrite these sentences using the feminine form:

Question 1. Ils sont indien.
Answer: Elles sont indiennes.
In simple words: Change Ils to Elles and indien to indiennes.

Exam Tip: Ensure agreement in both subject pronoun and adjective.

Question 2. Il est japonais.
Answer: Elle est japonaise.
In simple words: Change Il to Elle and japonais to japonaise.

Exam Tip: Add 'e' to masculine adjectives to make them feminine.

Question 3. Tu est chinois.
Answer: Tu es chinoise. (assuming feminine subject)
In simple words: Change chinois to chinoise and ensure verb is 'es'.

Exam Tip: Adjective agrees with the gender of the person addressed by 'tu'.

Question 4. Nous sommes américains.
Answer: Nous sommes américaines. (if feminine plural)
In simple words: Add 'e' and 's' for feminine plural.

Question 5. Vous êtes italiens.
Answer: Vous êtes italiennes. (if feminine plural)
In simple words: Change italiens to italiennes.

Exam Tip: 'Vous' adopting feminine plural takes '-nes'.

Question 6. Je Suis saoudien.
Answer: Je suis saoudienne. (if female)
In simple words: Change saoudien to saoudienne.

Exam Tip: Adjective agrees with the speaker.

Question 7. Ils Sont anglais.
Answer: Elles sont anglaises.
In simple words: Change Ils to Elles and anglais to anglaises.

Exam Tip: Plural feminine form adds '-es'.

Question 8. Il est français.
Answer: Elle est française.
In simple words: Change Il to Elle and français to française.

Exam Tip: Add cedilla and 'e' for française.

IV. Re-arrange these sentences in the right order:

Question 1. sont, elles, belles.
Answer: Elles sont belles.
In simple words: They are beautiful.

Exam Tip: Subject + verb + adjective order.

Question 2. Anglaises, Sommes, nous.
Answer: Nous sommes anglaises.
In simple words: We are English.

Exam Tip: Capitalize the beginning of the sentence.

Question 3. Suis, je, professeur.
Answer: Je suis professeur.
In simple words: I am a teacher.

Exam Tip: Professions do not take articles when used with 'être' in basic statements.

Question 4. est, petite, elle.
Answer: Elle est petite.
In simple words: She is small.

Exam Tip: Standard subject-verb-adjective structure.

Question 5. Vous, intelligents, êtes.
Answer: Vous êtes intelligents.
In simple words: You are intelligent.

Exam Tip: Place the verb before the adjective.

Question 6. sont, elles, minces.
Answer: Elles sont minces.
In simple words: They are thin.

Exam Tip: Plural agreement on adjective 'minces'.

Question 7. grande, es, tu.
Answer: Tu es grande.
In simple words: You are tall.

Exam Tip: Subject pronoun 'Tu' goes first.

Question 8. ils, méchants, sont.
Answer: Ils sont méchants.
In simple words: They are naughty/mean.

Exam Tip: Check plural adjective endings.

Question 9. mince, est, il.
Answer: Il est mince.
In simple words: He is thin.

Exam Tip: Simple masculine singular sentence.

Question 10. est, elle, américaine.
Answer: Elle est américaine.
In simple words: She is American.

Question 1. Je Sommes beau.
Answer: Je suis beau.
In simple words: Change 'sommes' to 'suis' for 'Je'.

Exam Tip: Always match subject pronoun with its correct verb form.

Question 2. Ils est indiens.
Answer: Ils sont indiens.
In simple words: Change 'est' to 'sont' for plural 'Ils'.

Question 3. Tu êtes bon.
Answer: Tu es bon.
In simple words: Change 'êtes' to 'es' for 'Tu'.

Exam Tip: 'Êtes' is exclusively for 'Vous'.

Question 4. Elle Sont belle.
Answer: Elle est belle. (or Elles sont belles.)
In simple words: Change 'sont' to 'est' for singular 'Elle'.

Exam Tip: Match singular subject with singular verb.

Question 5. Nous Sont anglais.
Answer: Nous sommes anglais.
In simple words: Change 'sont' to 'sommes' for 'Nous'.

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

Question 6. Vous Sommes japonaises.
Answer: Vous êtes japonaises.
In simple words: Change 'sommes' to 'êtes' for 'Vous'.

Exam Tip: 'Vous' always takes 'êtes'.

Question 7. Il Sont mince.
Answer: Il est mince. (or Ils sont minces.)
In simple words: Change 'sont' to 'est' for singular 'Il'.

Exam Tip: Singular subject takes singular verb.

Question 8. Elles Suis indiennes.
Answer: Elles sont indiennes.
In simple words: Change 'Suis' to 'sont' for plural 'Elles'.

Exam Tip: 'Elles' takes 'sont'.

VI. Complete with the opposites of the adjectives given:

Question 1. Il est petit. ≠
Answer: Il est grand.
In simple words: The opposite of small (petit) is tall/big (grand).

Exam Tip: Keep gender and number agreement with the subject.

Question 2. Elle est grosse ≠
Answer: Elle est mince. (or maigre)
In simple words: The opposite of big/fat (grosse) is thin (mince).

Exam Tip: Maintain feminine form of the adjective.

Question 3. Vous êtes mauvaise ≠
Answer: Vous êtes bonne.
In simple words: The opposite of bad (mauvaise) is good (bonne).

Exam Tip: Feminine adjective 'mauvaise' changes to 'bonne'.

Question 4. Nous sommes belles ≠
Answer: Nous sommes laides. (or vilaines / moches)
In simple words: The opposite of beautiful (belles) is ugly (laides).

Exam Tip: Plural feminine agreement is required.

Question 5. Ils sont beaux ≠
Answer: Ils sont laids.
In simple words: The opposite of handsome/beautiful (beaux) is ugly (laids).

Exam Tip: Plural masculine form 'laids'.

Leçon-5

I. Complete with, un, une, des.

Question 1. C'est ______ garçon.
Answer: un
In simple words: 'Garçon' is masculine singular, so use 'un'.

Exam Tip: 'Un' is the masculine singular indefinite article.

Question 2. Ce sont ______ filles.
Answer: des
In simple words: 'Filles' is plural, so use 'des'.

Exam Tip: Use 'des' for plural nouns.

Question 3. C'est ______ règle.
Answer: une
In simple words: 'Règle' is feminine singular, so use 'une'.

Exam Tip: 'Une' is the feminine singular indefinite article.

Question 4. C'est ______ horloge.
Answer: une
In simple words: 'Horloge' is feminine singular.

Exam Tip: Feminine nouns take 'une'.

Question 5. C'est ______ gomme.
Answer: une
In simple words: 'Gomme' is feminine singular.

Exam Tip: Identify noun gender to choose correctly.

Question 6. Ce sont ______ cahiers.
Answer: des
In simple words: 'Cahiers' is plural.

Exam Tip: Plural nouns take 'des'.

Question 7. C'est ______ crayon.
Answer: un
In simple words: 'Crayon' is masculine singular.

Exam Tip: Masculine singular takes 'un'.

Question 8. Ce sont ______ trousses.
Answer: des
In simple words: 'Trousses' is plural.

Exam Tip: Use 'des' with plural nouns.

Question 9. Ce sont ______ femmes.
Answer: des
In simple words: 'Femmes' is plural.

Exam Tip: Plural items take 'des'.

Question 10. C'est ______ pizza.
Answer: une
In simple words: 'Pizza' is feminine singular.

Exam Tip: Feminine singular takes 'une'.

Question 11. Ce sont ______ ballons.
Answer: des
In simple words: 'Ballons' is plural.

Exam Tip: Plural nouns take 'des'.

Question 12. C'est ______ montre.
Answer: une
In simple words: 'Montre' is feminine singular.

Exam Tip: Feminine nouns take 'une'.

Question 13. Ce sont ______ voitures.
Answer: des
In simple words: 'Voitures' is plural.

Exam Tip: Plural nouns take 'des'.

Question 14. Ce sont ______ bonbons.
Answer: des
In simple words: 'Bonbons' is plural.

Exam Tip: Plural nouns take 'des'.

Leçon-5 (Continued)

II. Re-arrange these sentences in the right order:

Question 1. avons, deux, nous, sœurs.
Answer: Nous avons deux sœurs.
In simple words: We have two sisters.

Exam Tip: Subject + verb (avoir) + number + noun.

Question 2. ai, une, règle, J'.
Answer: J'ai une règle.
In simple words: I have a ruler.

Exam Tip: Pronoun contraction 'J'' before 'ai'.

Question 3. as, un, stylo, tu.
Answer: Tu as un stylo.
In simple words: You have a pen.

Exam Tip: Subject + verb (as) + article + noun.

Question 4. quatre, crayons, a, il.
Answer: Il a quatre crayons.
In simple words: He has four pencils.

Exam Tip: Number precedes the plural noun.

Question 5. trois, avez, Stylos, vous.
Answer: Vous avez trois stylos.
In simple words: You have three pens.

Exam Tip: Subject pronoun 'Vous' starts the sentence.

Question 6. a, un, elle, cartable.
Answer: Elle a un cartable.
In simple words: She has a school bag.

Exam Tip: Subject + a + un + cartable.

Question 7. il, des, a, cahiers.
Answer: Il a des cahiers.
In simple words: He has notebooks.

Exam Tip: Use 'des' for plural indefinite direct objects.

Question 8. dix, ans, a, elle.
Answer: Elle a dix ans.
In simple words: She is ten years old.

Exam Tip: Standard age expression order.

III. Fill in the blanks with the conjugation of the verb "avoir":

Question 1. Il ______ quinze ans.
Answer: a
In simple words: Il a quinze ans. (He is fifteen years old.)

Exam Tip: Conjugation of avoir for il/elle: a.

Question 2. J'______ une sœur.
Answer: ai
In simple words: J'ai une sœur. (I have a sister.)

Exam Tip: Conjugation of avoir for je: ai.

Question 3. Tu ______ des chocolats.
Answer: as
In simple words: Tu as des chocolats. (You have chocolates.)

Exam Tip: Conjugation of avoir for tu: as.

Question 4. Elle ______ des crayons.
Answer: a
In simple words: Elle a des crayons. (She has pencils.)

Exam Tip: Singular feminine subject takes 'a'.

Question 5. Nous ______ un gâteau au chocolat.
Answer: avons
In simple words: Nous avons un gâteau au chocolat. (We have a chocolate cake.)

Exam Tip: Conjugation of avoir for nous: avons.

Question 6. Vous ______ une belle voiture.
Answer: avez
In simple words: Vous avez une belle voiture. (You have a beautiful car.)

Exam Tip: Conjugation of avoir for vous: avez.

Question 7. Ils ______ une grande maison.
Answer: ont
In simple words: Ils ont une grande maison. (They have a big house.)

Exam Tip: Conjugation of avoir for ils/elles: ont.

Question 8. Elles ______ un sac.
Answer: ont
In simple words: Elles ont un sac. (They have a bag.)

Exam Tip: Plural feminine subject takes 'ont'.

IV. Write the plural form of these nouns:

Question 1. Un livre -
Answer: Des livres
In simple words: Plural of un livre is des livres.

Exam Tip: Change article to 'des' and add 's' to the noun.

Question 2. Une trousse -
Answer: Des trousses
In simple words: Plural of une trousse is des trousses.

Exam Tip: Add 's' to feminine singular nouns.

Question 3. Une sœur -
Answer: Des sœurs
In simple words: Plural of une sœur is des sœurs.

Exam Tip: Plural adds 's'.

Question 4. Une montre -
Answer: Des montres
In simple words: Plural of une montre is des montres.

Exam Tip: Standard plural rule adds 's'.

Question 5. Un magnétophone -
Answer: Des magnétophones
In simple words: Plural of un magnétophone is des magnétophones.

Exam Tip: Retain all accents in plural forms.

Question 6. Un vélo -
Answer: Des vélos
In simple words: Plural of un vélo is des vélos.

Exam Tip: Words ending in 'o' normally take 's' in plural.

Question 7. Une bicyclette -
Answer: Des bicyclettes
In simple words: Plural of une bicyclette is des bicyclettes.

Exam Tip: Add 's' to noun and change article.

Question 8. Une table -
Answer: Des tables
In simple words: Plural of une table is des tables.

Exam Tip: Simple plural addition.

Question 9. Une chaise -
Answer: Des chaises
In simple words: Plural of une chaise is des chaises.

Exam Tip: Add 's'.

Question 10. Un ballon -
Answer: Des ballons
In simple words: Plural of un ballon is des ballons.

Exam Tip: Standard plural rule.

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V. Write the plural form of these sentences:

Question 1. Elle a un cahier.
Answer: Elles ont des cahiers.
In simple words: Change Elle to Elles, a to ont, un to des, and cahier to cahiers.

Exam Tip: Pluralize every element in the sentence (subject, verb, article, noun).

Question 2. Il a une voiture.
Answer: Ils ont des voitures.
In simple words: Change Il to Ils, a to ont, une to des, and voiture to voitures.

Exam Tip: Check pronoun, verb, and noun changes.

Question 3. J'ai une maison.
Answer: Nous avons des maisons.
In simple words: Change J'ai to Nous avons, une to des, and maison to maisons.

Exam Tip: 'Je' becomes 'Nous' in plural sentence transformation.

Question 4. Tu as un vélo.
Answer: Vous avez des vélos.
In simple words: Change Tu to Vous, as to avez, un to des, and vélo to vélos.

Exam Tip: 'Tu' corresponds to plural 'Vous'.

Question 5. Elle a une fleur.
Answer: Elles ont des fleurs.
In simple words: Plural form is Elles ont des fleurs.

Exam Tip: Pluralize noun with 's'.

Question 6. J'ai une télé.
Answer: Nous avons des télés.
In simple words: Plural form is Nous avons des télés.

Exam Tip: Shortened nouns like télé add 's'.

Question 7. Tu as un cartable.
Answer: Vous avez des cartables.
In simple words: Plural form is Vous avez des cartables.

Exam Tip: Complete pluralization of all components.

Question 8. Il a une pizza.
Answer: Ils ont des pizzas.
In simple words: Plural form is Ils ont des pizzas.

Question 1. Some chocolates.
Answer: Q: Qu'est-ce que c'est?
Ce sont des chocolats.
In simple words: When answering with a plural item, use 'Ce sont des'.

Exam Tip: Use 'Ce sont des' for plural answers instead of 'C'est un/une'.

Question 2. Some pizzas.
Answer: Q: Qu'est-ce que c'est?
Ce sont des pizzas.
In simple words: Plural response structure.

Exam Tip: Match plural noun 'pizzas' with 'Ce sont des'.

Question 3. A pen.
Answer: Q: Qu'est-ce que c'est?
C'est un stylo.
In simple words: Singular masculine item takes 'C'est un'.

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

Question 4. A window.
Answer: Q: Qu'est-ce que c'est?
C'est une fenêtre.
In simple words: Singular feminine item takes 'C'est une'.

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

Question 5. Some chairs.
Answer: Q: Qu'est-ce que c'est?
Ce sont des chaises.
In simple words: Plural item takes 'Ce sont des'.

Exam Tip: Always use 'Ce sont des' for plural identification.