Adverbs of Quantity / Intensity Flashcards
What is the French term for ‘a lot’?
beaucoup
True or False: ‘trop’ means ‘too much’ in French.
True
Fill in the blank: ‘Il y a _____ de pommes.’ (There are a lot of apples.)
beaucoup
What is the meaning of ‘quelque’ in English?
some
Which adverb of quantity means ‘few’ in French?
peu
True or False: ‘assez’ means ‘enough’.
True
What does ‘trop de’ translate to in English?
too many
Identify the adverb of quantity: ‘Il y a peu de sucre.’
‘peu’ means ‘few’.
What is the French word for ‘some’?
quelques
True or False: ‘tous’ means ‘all’.
True
Fill in the blank: ‘Il y a _____ de livres dans la bibliothèque.’ (There are several books in the library.)
plusieurs
What does ‘trop’ imply when used in a sentence?
It implies excess or too much.
Which adverb of quantity is used for a small amount?
un peu
True or False: ‘beaucoup de’ can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns.
True
What is the English translation of ‘quelques’?
a few
Fill in the blank: ‘J’ai _____ de temps.’ (I have enough time.)
assez
What is the French term for ‘too many’?
trop de
Identify the adverb of quantity: ‘Il y a beaucoup de neige.’
‘beaucoup’ means ‘a lot’.
What does ‘très’ mean in English?
very
True or False: ‘peu de’ means ‘a lot of’.
False
Which adverb of quantity indicates an unspecified amount?
quelque
Fill in the blank: ‘Il y a _____ de gens ici.’ (There are many people here.)
beaucoup
What does ‘tous les’ mean?
all the
True or False: ‘certaines’ means ‘certain’ or ‘some’.
True