CBSE Class 7 French Practice Worksheet Set 06

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Q1. Mettez les phrases suivantes à la forme négative:

Question 1. Il y a un oiseau sur l'arbre.
Answer: Il n'y a pas d'oiseau sur l'arbre.
In simple words: "Il y a" changes to "il n'y a pas" and the indefinite article "un" changes to "d'".

Exam Tip: Remember that partitive and indefinite articles (un, une, des, du, de la, de l') usually change to "de" (or "d'") in negative sentences.

 

Question 2. Je bois du lait.
Answer: Je ne bois pas de lait.
In simple words: The verb "bois" is placed between "ne" and "pas", and "du" changes to "de".

Exam Tip: Partitive articles like "du" become "de" after negation.

 

Question 3. Nous mangeons du poulet.
Answer: Nous ne mangeons pas de poulet.
In simple words: Surround the verb "mangeons" with "ne... pas" and change "du" to "de".

Exam Tip: Keep the spelling of "mangeons" intact before adding the negative particles.

 

Question 4. Vous avez des fleurs?
Answer: Vous n'avez pas de fleurs?
In simple words: "avez" starts with a vowel sound, so use "n'" before it, and change "des" to "de".

Exam Tip: "Ne" elides to "n'" in front of verbs starting with vowels or mute h.

 

Question 5. Tu mange du gâteau?
Answer: Tu ne manges pas de gâteau?
In simple words: Correct the verb ending to "manges" with an 's' for 'tu', then make it negative with "ne... pas" and change "du" to "de".

Exam Tip: Always double-check subject-verb agreement in worksheets before applying negation.

 

Question 6. Elle aime le café.
Answer: Elle n'aime pas le café.
In simple words: Definite articles (le, la, les) do not change in negative sentences. Only "aime" is enclosed in "n'... pas".

Exam Tip: Definite articles remain unchanged under negation, unlike indefinite and partitive articles.

 

Question 7. Aujourd'hui, il fait beau.
Answer: Aujourd'hui, il ne fait pas beau.
In simple words: Place "ne... pas" around the verb "fait".

Exam Tip: Expressions of time like "Aujourd'hui" remain outside the main verb negation structure.

 

Question 8. Les enfants sont contents.
Answer: Les enfants ne sont pas contents.
In simple words: Place "ne... pas" around the auxiliary/copula verb "sont".

Exam Tip: The verb "être" does not change the article rules because adjectives follow it, not nouns with partitive articles.

 

Question 9. Marie va venir à la fête.
Answer: Marie ne va pas venir à la fête.
Answer (alternative tense interpretation): Marie va ne pas venir à la fête. (Usually, in near future, negation surrounds the conjugated auxiliary verb: Marie ne va pas venir).
In simple words: In the near future tense, "ne... pas" goes around the conjugated verb "va".

Exam Tip: For compound tenses or semi-auxiliary verbs (like aller + infinitive), place "ne... pas" around the auxiliary/conjugated verb.

 

Question 10. Ils ont une belle maison.
Answer: Ils n'ont pas de belle maison.
In simple words: "une" changes to "de" after negation.

Exam Tip: Indefinite articles "un" and "une" become "de" (or "d'") in negative sentences.

 

Question 11. Nous sommes italiens.
Answer: Nous ne sommes pas italiens.
In simple words: Surround "sommes" with "ne... pas".
Exam Tip: Nationalities used as adjectives after "être" do not require article changes.

 

Question 12. JE vais au cinéma.
Answer: Je ne vais pas au cinéma.
In simple words: Change "JE" to standard "Je" and surround "vais" with "ne... pas".

Exam Tip: Contractions with "à" (au, aux) remain unchanged in negative sentences.

 

Question 13. Vous regardez la télé.
Answer: Vous ne regardez pas la télé.
In simple words: Enclose "regardez" between "ne" and "pas".

Exam Tip: Definite article "la" stays "la".

 

Question 14. Elle est journaliste.
Answer: Elle n'est pas journaliste.
In simple words: Use "n'" before "est" and "pas" after it.

Exam Tip: Professions used without articles after "être" remain without articles in the negative.

 

Question 15. Le garçon aime les chocolats.
Answer: Le garçon n'aime pas les chocolats.
In simple words: "les" is a definite article, so it does not change to "de".

Exam Tip: Verbs of preference (aimer, adorer, détester) take definite articles which do not change in the negative.

 

Question 16. Le père aime son fils.
Answer: Le père n'aime pas son fils.
In simple words: Possessive adjectives like "son" remain unchanged in negative sentences.

 

Question 17. Le père du Michel travaille dans un hôtel.
Answer: Le père du Michel ne travaille pas dans un hôtel.
In simple words: "un" changes to "d'" before vowel-starting noun "hôtel", so "dans d'hôtel" or keep "dans un" depending on rule? Wait, indefinite article after negation becomes "de/d'". So "dans d'hôtel" -> "dans un" becomes "dans d'hôtel"? Actually, "dans un hôtel" -> "dans d'hôtel". Let's write: Le père du Michel ne travaille pas dans d'hôtel (or more naturally, "dans un" becomes "de" -> "dans d'hôtel").

Exam Tip: Indefinite article "un" changes to "d'" before "hôtel" because "hôtel" starts with a mute h.

 

Question 18. J'ai quinze ans.
Answer: Je n'ai pas quinze ans.
In simple words: "J'" becomes "Je" before "n'ai pas".

Exam Tip: Expressions of age with "avoir" follow standard verb negation rules.

 

Question 19. Les filles sont dans la chambre.
Answer: Les filles ne sont pas dans la chambre.
In simple words: Enclose "sont" with "ne... pas".

Exam Tip: Prepositional phrases of place remain unchanged.

 

Question 20. Je préfère la ville.
Answer: Je ne préfère pas la ville.
In simple words: "Je" becomes "Je ne" before "préfère pas".

Exam Tip: Verbs of preference retain definite articles.

 

Question 21. Nous rangeons la chambre.
Answer: Nous ne rangeons pas la chambre.
In simple words: Surround "rangeons" with "ne... pas".

Exam Tip: Definite article "la" stays "la".

 

Question 22. Le musicien est souriant.
Answer: Le musicien n'est pas souriant.
In simple words: Use "n'est pas" for the verb "est".

Exam Tip: Adjectives describing the subject remain unchanged after "être".

 

Question 23. L'acteur indien est beau.
Answer: L'acteur indien n'est pas beau.
In simple words: Surround "est" with "n'... pas".

Exam Tip: Subject structure with elision (L'acteur) stays at the beginning.

 

Question 24. L'instituteur enseigne les élevés.
Answer: L'instituteur n'enseigne pas les élèves.
In simple words: Enclose "enseigne" in "n'... pas", keeping the definite article "les".

Exam Tip: Definite plural article "les" does not change to "de".

 

Question 25. Le journaliste est grand.
Answer: Le journaliste n'est pas grand.
In simple words: Surround "est" with "n'... pas".

Exam Tip: Adjective agreement and placement remain correct in the negative form.

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