True or false? [é], [er] and [e] all make the same sound.
True
False ✓
What is the general meaning of a verb called?
'the infinitive' ✓
Put the words in the right order
1
⇔
tu
2
⇔
as
3
⇔
une
4
⇔
gomme
Chanter can be translated as:
sings
to sing ✓
singing ✓
Match the words.
répéter
⇔
to repeat, repeating ✓
chante
⇔
sing ✓
utiliser
⇔
to use, using ✓
répète
⇔
repeat ✓
chanter
⇔
to sing, singing ✓
utilise
⇔
use ✓
What does 'tous les jours' mean?
'every day' ✓
Exit quiz
True or false? 'Nez' and 'et' contain the same sound.
True ✓
False
Match the expressions.
Bonne année
⇔
Happy New Year ✓
Bonne santé
⇔
Good health ✓
Bonne année et bonne santé
⇔
Happy New Year and good health ✓
Which of these nouns are feminine?
une chanson ✓
un chapeau
un instrument
un film
une maison ✓
Write 'you watch'.
'Tu regardes' ✓
Which sentences makes sense?
Tu portes un uniforme. ✓
Je porte un film.
Je porte un uniforme. ✓
Je regarde un uniforme. ✓
Tu regardes un film. ✓
The verb form to use after 'I' in French ends with:
-er
-e ✓
-es
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Key learning points
The sound-symbol correspondence [-ez] and 'et', meaning and, sound the same as [é] and [-er].
Verbs in the present tense change ending to match the pronoun: je-e, tu-es.
Endings -e and -es sound the same because of the silent final consonant.
Common misconception
The verb ending for 'tu' is -e not -es.
The 's' in the -es ending is not pronounced. A useful way to embed the 'tu' - es form-meaning connection is in reading activities that omit the pronouns 'je' and 'tu'; pupils are compelled to focus on the verb ending to complete the task.
Keywords
[-ez] and 'et' - pronounced the same as [é] and [-er]
Pronoun - a word that takes the place of a noun, like 'it', 'you', 'she'