CBSE Class 7 French Practice Worksheet Set 01

Mettez les pronoms sujets :

Question a). ______ regarde la télé.
Answer: Je (or Il / Elle)
In simple words: The verb ending '-e' matches first-person singular (je) or third-person singular (il/elle).

Exam Tip: Always look at the verb ending to determine the correct subject pronoun in French.

Question b). _______ est belle.
Answer: Elle
In simple words: 'Belle' is the feminine form of beautiful, so the subject pronoun must be feminine singular (elle).

Exam Tip: Adjective agreement in gender and number helps identify the correct subject pronoun.

Question c). _______ sommes à Paris
Answer: Nous
In simple words: The verb form 'sommes' is exclusively the first-person plural form of the verb 'être' (to be).

Exam Tip: Memorize irregular verb conjugations like 'être' and 'avoir' to easily spot pronouns like 'sommes' (nous).

Question d). _______ écoutent la radio
Answer: Ils (or Elles)
In simple words: The verb ending '-ent' indicates a third-person plural subject pronoun.

Exam Tip: Verb endings in '-ent' always point to plural third-person subjects (ils/elles).

Question e). ______ cherche son stylo.
Answer: Il (or Elle)
In simple words: The possessive adjective 'son' and verb ending '-e' point to a singular third-person subject.

Question f). ______ est beau.
Answer: Il
In simple words: 'Beau' is the masculine singular form of handsome/beautiful, requiring the masculine subject pronoun 'il'.

Exam Tip: Masculine adjectives like 'beau' require masculine pronouns ('il').

Question g). ______ faites votre travail.
Answer: Vous
In simple words: The verb 'faites' and possessive adjective 'votre' clearly indicate the second-person plural pronoun 'vous'.

Exam Tip: Look for the possessive adjective 'votre' or 'vos' in the sentence as a strong clue for 'vous'.

Question h). ______ aime la couleur rouge.
Answer: Il (or Elle / J')
In simple words: Verbs ending in '-e' can take 'je', 'il', or 'elle' (with 'je' eliding to 'j'' before a vowel).

Exam Tip: Pay attention to context when multiple singular pronouns fit a verb ending.

Question i). _______ achetons des vêtements.
Answer: Nous
In simple words: The verb ending '-ons' is the standard marker for the first-person plural pronoun 'nous'.

Exam Tip: Any regular or irregular verb ending in '-ons' always takes 'nous'.

Question j). _______ préfère Paris.
Answer: Je (or Il / Elle)
In simple words: The verb 'préfère' ends in an accented '-ère', which corresponds to first and third-person singular forms.

Exam Stem/Tip: Stem-changing '-er' verbs often share identical forms for 'je', 'il', and 'elle'.

Question k). _______ achetons des vêtements.
Answer: Nous
In simple words: The '-ons' ending requires 'nous'.

Exam Tip: Spotting the '-ons' suffix instantly reveals the subject pronoun.

Question l). _______ préfère Paris.
Answer: Je (or Il / Elle)
In simple words: Singular subject pronouns fit verbs with the '-e' / '-ère' ending.

Exam Tip: Check surrounding sentences in passages to determine if 'je', 'il', or 'elle' is intended.

Question m). _______ vous donne du gâteau.
Answer: Il (or Elle / Je)
In simple words: The verb 'donne' ends in '-e', taking a singular subject pronoun.

Exam Tip: Do not confuse the indirect object pronoun 'vous' in the sentence with the subject pronoun.

Question n). _______ prends du fromage.
Answer: Tu
In simple words: The verb ending '-s' on third conjugation verbs like 'prendre' ('prends') corresponds to 'tu'.

Exam Tip: '-s' endings on singular verbs usually point to 'tu' (except for modal verbs where 'je' also takes '-s').

Question o). _______ ajoutez de l’eau dans le champagne.
Answer: Vous
In simple words: The verb ending '-ez' is the hallmark of the second-person plural pronoun 'vous'.

Exam Tip: Whenever you see an '-ez' verb ending, the subject is always 'vous'.

Question p). _______ met du sucre dans son thé.
Answer: Il (or Elle)
In simple words: The verb 'met' lacks a final '-s', indicating the third-person singular subject.

Question q). _______ boit du café.
Answer: Il (or Elle)
In simple words: The verb 'boit' is the third-person singular form of 'boire'.

Exam Tip: Irregular verbs like 'boire' take 'il/elle' with the form 'boit'.

Question r). _______ vous sers de l’omelette.
Answer: Je
In simple words: The verb 'sers' ends in '-s' and follows with an indirect object pronoun 'vous', indicating 'je sers'.

Exam Tip: First-person singular 'servir' conjugates to 'sers'.

Question s). _______ voulez de la bière ?
Answer: Vous (or Tu)
In simple words: The verb 'voulez' ends in '-ez' (requiring 'vous'), though 'tu veux' is also common in informal contexts (here '-ez' dictates 'vous').

Exam Tip: The '-ez' ending strictly requires 'vous'.

Question t). _______ fais de la crème pour le dessert ?
Answer: Tu
In simple words: The verb 'fais' ends in '-s' for the second-person singular pronoun 'tu'.

Exam Tip: 'Tu fais' is the standard second-person singular form of 'faire'.

Question u). _______ lis un livre.
Answer: Je (or Tu)
In simple words: The verb 'lis' ends in '-s', which is used by both 'je' and 'tu' for '-re' verbs like 'lire'.

Question v). _______ regardes un film.
Answer: Tu
In simple words: The verb ending '-es' is exclusive to the second-person singular pronoun 'tu' with regular '-er' verbs.

Exam Tip: An '-es' verb ending always indicates 'tu'.

Question w). _______ va voir un spectacle.
Answer: Il (or Elle)
In simple words: The verb 'va' is the third-person singular form of 'aller'.

Exam Tip: Remember that 'aller' conjugates to 'va' for 'il', 'elle', and 'on'.

Question x). _______ écoute une chanson.
Answer: Il (or Elle / J')
In simple words: The verb 'écoute' ends in '-e', matching singular subjects.

Exam Tip: Watch out for elision when 'je' precedes a vowel ('j\'écoute').

Question y). _______ allez voir un film.
Answer: Vous
In simple words: The verb 'allez' ends in '-ez', which matches the pronoun 'vous'.

Exam Tip: 'Vous allez' is the standard second-person plural form of 'aller'.

Question z). _______ vais souvent à la discothèque.
Answer: Je
In simple words: The verb 'vais' is the first-person singular conjugation of 'aller' ('je vais').

Exam Tip: 'Je vais' is uniquely used with the first-person singular pronoun.