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1
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Select the definite article used with the noun.

ami

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l’

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amie

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l’

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amphithéâtre

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l’

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bibliothèque

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la

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bureau

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le

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café

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le

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cinéma

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le

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cité universitaire

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la

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cours

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dictionnaire

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le

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école

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l’

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examen

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l’

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faculté

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la

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femme

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la

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15
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film

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le

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gymnase

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le

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homme

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l’

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18
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journal

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le

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19
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journaliste

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le/la

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20
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laboratoire de langues

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le

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librairie

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la

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lieu

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le

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musique

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la

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pays

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le

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quartier

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le

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radio

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la

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restaurant

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le

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restaurant universitaire

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le

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sport

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le

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30
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travail

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le

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31
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université

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l’

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32
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vie

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la

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ville

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la

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visite

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la

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35
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Write the plural forms of the following article and noun.

l’ami

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les amis

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36
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l’amie

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les ami(e)s

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37
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l’amphithéâtre

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les amphithéâtres

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38
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la bibliothèque

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les bibliothèques

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le bureau

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les bureaux

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le café

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les cafés

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le cinéma

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les cinémas

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le cours

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les cours

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43
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le dictionnaire

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les dictionnaires

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l’école

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les écoles

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45
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l’examen

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les examens

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46
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la faculté

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les facultés

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47
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la femme

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les femmes

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48
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le film

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les films

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le gymnase

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les gymnases

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l’homme

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les hommes

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le journal

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les journals

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le/la journaliste

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les journalistes

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53
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la librairie

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les librairies

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le lieu

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les lieux

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la musique

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les musique

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le pays

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les pays

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le quartier

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les quartiers

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la radio

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les radios

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le restaurant

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les restaurants

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le sport

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les sports

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le travail

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les travaux

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la ville

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les villes

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un ami

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des amis

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une amie

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des ami(e)s

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65
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un amphithéâtre

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des amphithéâtres

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66
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une bibliothèque

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des bibliothèques

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un bureau

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des bureaux

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un café

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des cafés

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un cinéma

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des cinémas

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un cours

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des cours

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un dictionnaire

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des dictionnaires

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une école

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des écoles

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un examen

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des examens

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une faculté

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des facultés

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une femme

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des femmes

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une film

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des films

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un gymnase

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des gymnases

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un homme

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des hommes

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un journal

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des journals

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un(e) journaliste

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des journalistes

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une librairie

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des librairies

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un lieu

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des lieux

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une musique

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des musique

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un pays

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des pays

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un quartier

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des quartiers

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une radio

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des radios

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un restaurant

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des restaurants

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un sport

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des sports

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une ville

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des villes

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[aimer]

Je ne (n’) ___ pas les films d’horreur.

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Je n’aime pas les films d’horreur.

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[aimer]

Tu ne (n’) ___ pas les films d’horreur.

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Tu n’aimes pas les films d’horreur.

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[aimer]

Il/Elle ne (n’) ___ pas les films d’horreur.

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Il/Elle n’aime pas les films d’horreur.

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[aimer]

Nous ne (n’) ___ pas les films d’horreur.

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Nous n’aimons pas les films d’horreur.

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[aimer]

Vous ne (n’) ___ pas les films d’horreur.

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Vous n’aimez pas les films d’horreur.

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[aimer]

Ils/Elles ne (n’) ___ pas les films d’horreur.

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Ils/Elles n’aiment pas les films d’horreur.

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[aimer]

Je (J’) ___ beaucoup le ski.

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J’aime beaucoup le ski.

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[aimer]

Tu ___ beaucoup le ski.

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Tu aimes beaucoup le ski.

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[aimer]

Il/Elle ___ beaucoup le ski.

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Il/Elle aime beaucoup le ski.

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Nous ___ beaucoup le ski.

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Nous aimons beaucoup le ski.

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Vous ___ beaucoup le ski.

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Vous aimez beaucoup le ski.

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Ils/Elles ___ beaucoup le ski.

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Ils/Elles aiment beaucoup le ski.

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Je (J’) ___ bien la littérature.

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J’aime bien la littérature.

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Tu ___ bien la littérature.

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Tu aimes bien la littérature.

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Il/Elle ___ bien la littérature.

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Il/Elle aiment bien la littérature.

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[aimer]

Nous ___ bien la littérature.

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Nous aimons bien la littérature.

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Vous ___ bien la littérature.

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Vous aimez bien la littérature.

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[aimer]

Ils/Elles ___ bien la littérature.

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Ils/Elles aiment bien la littérature.

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Je ___ le restaurant universitaire.

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Je cherche le restaurant universitaire.

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Tu ___ le restaurant universitaire.

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Tu cherches le restaurant universitaire.

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Il/Elle ___ le restaurant universitaire.

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Il/Elle cherche le restaurant universitaire.

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Nous ___ le restaurant universitaire.

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Nous cherchons le restaurant universitaire.

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Vous ___ le restaurant universitaire.

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Vous cherchez le restaurant universitaire.

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Ils/Elles ___ le restaurant universitaire.

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Ils/Elles cherchent le restaurant universitaire.

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[commencer]

Je ___ les cours à la Sorbonne.

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Je commence les cours à la Sorbonne.

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Tu ___ les cours à la Sorbonne.

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Tu commences les cours à la Sorbonne.

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Il/Elle ___ les cours à la Sorbonne.

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Il/Elle commence les cours à la Sorbonne.

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Nous ___ les cours à la Sorbonne.

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Nous commençons les cours à la Sorbonne.

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118
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[commencer]

Vous ___ les cours à la Sorbonne.

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Vous commencez les cours à la Sorbonne.

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Ils/Elles ___ les cours à la Sorbonne.

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Ils/Elles commencent les cours à la Sorbonne.

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[danser]

Je ___ bien!

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Je danse bien!

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121
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[danser]

Tu ___ bien!

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Tu danses bien!

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Il/Elle ___ bien!

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Il/Elle danse bien!

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[danser]

Nous ___ bien!

A

Nous dansons bien!

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[danser]

Vous ___ bien!

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Vous dansez bien!

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[danser]

Ils/Elles ___ bien!

A

Ils/Elles dansent bien!

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[demander]

Je ___ des instructions.

A

Je demande des instructions.

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[demander]

Tu ___ des instructions.

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Tu demandes des instructions.

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[demander]

Il/Elle ___ des instructions.

A

Il/Elle demande des instructions.

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[demander]

Nous ___ des instructions.

A

Nous demandons des instructions.

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[demander]

Vous ___ des instructions.

A

Vous demandez des instructions.

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[demander]

Ils/Elles ___ des instructions.

A

Ils/Elles demandent des instructions.

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[détester]

Je ___ regarder la télévision.

A

Je déteste regarder la télévision.

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[détester]

Tu ___ regarder la télévision.

A

Tu détestes regarder la télévision.

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[détester]

Il/Elle ___ regarder la télévision.

A

Il/Elle déteste regarder la télévision.

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135
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[détester]

Nous ___ regarder la télévision.

A

Nous détestons regarder la télévision.

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[détester]

Vous ___ regarder la télévision.

A

Vous détestez regarder la télévision.

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[détester]

Ils/Elles ___ regarder la télévision.

A

Ils/Elles détestent regarder la télévision.

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[donner]

Je ___ un dictionnaire au professeur.

A

Je donne un dictionnaire au professeur.

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[donner]

Tu ___ un dictionnaire au professeur.

A

Tu donnes un dictionnaire au professeur.

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[donner]

Il/Elle ___ un dictionnaire au professeur.

A

Il/Elle donne un dictionnaire au professeur.

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[donner]

Nous ___ un dictionnaire au professeur.

A

Nous donnons un dictionnaire au professeur.

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[donner]

Vous ___ un dictionnaire au professeur.

A

Vous donnez un dictionnaire au professeur.

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[donner]

Ils/Elles ___ un dictionnaire au professeur.

A

Ils/Elles donnent un dictionnaire au professeur.

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[écouter]

Je ___ la radio.

A

Je écoute la radio.

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[écouter]

Tu ___ la radio.

A

Tu écoutes la radio.

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[écouter]

Il/Elle ___ la radio.

A

Il/Elle écoute la radio.

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[écouter]

Nous ___ la radio.

A

Nous écoutons la radio.

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[écouter]

Vous ___ la radio.

A

Vous écoutez la radio.

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[écouter]

Ils/Elles ___ la radio.

A

Ils/Elles écoutent la radio.

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[être]

Je ___ dans la salle de classe.

A

Je suis dans la salle de classe.

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[être]

Tu ___ dans la salle de classe.

A

Tu es dans la salle de classe.

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[être]

Il/Elle/On ___ dans la salle de classe.

A

Il/Elle/On est dans la salle de classe.

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[être]

Nous ___ dans la salle de classe.

A

Nous sommes dans la salle de classe.

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[être]

Vous ___ dans la salle de classe.

A

Vous êtes dans la salle de classe.

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[être]

Ils/Elles ___ dans la salle de classe.

A

Ils/Elles sont dans la salle de classe.

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[être]

Je ___ toujours organisé(e)!

A

Je suis toujours organisé(e)!

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Q

[être]

Tu ___ toujours organisé(e)!

A

Tu es toujours organisé(e)!

158
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[être]

Il/Elle ___ toujours organisé(e)!

A

Il/Elle est toujours organisé(e)!

159
Q

[être]

Nous ___ toujours organisé(e)!

A

Nous sommes toujours organisé(e)!

160
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[être]

Vous ___ toujours organisé(e)!

A

Vous êtes toujours organisé(e)!

161
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[être]

Ils/Elles ___ toujours organisé(e)s!

A

Il/Elles sont toujours organisé(e)s!

162
Q

[être]

Je ___ canadien(ne).

A

Je suis canadien(ne).

163
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[être]

Tu ___ canadien(ne).

A

Tu es canadien(ne).

164
Q

[être]

Il/Elle ___ canadien(ne).

A

Il/Elle est canadien(ne).

165
Q

[être]

Nous ___ canadien(ne).

A

Nous sommes canadien(ne).

166
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[être]

Vous ___ canadien(ne).

A

Vous êtes canadien(ne).

167
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[être]

Ils/Elles ___ canadien(ne)s.

A

Ils/Elles sont canadien(ne)s.

168
Q

[être]

Je ___ étudiant(e).

A

Je suis étudiant(e).

169
Q

[être]

Tu ___ étudiant(e).

A

Tu es étudiant(e).

170
Q

[être]

Il/Elle ___ étudiant(e).

A

Il/Elle est étudiant(e).

171
Q

[être]

Nous ___ étudiant(e).

A

Nous sommes étudiant(e).

172
Q

[être]

Vous ___ étudiant(e).

A

Vous êtes étudiant(e).

173
Q

[être]

Ils/Elles ___ étudiant(e)s.

A

Ils/Elles sont étudiant(e).

174
Q

[étudier]

Je (J’) ___ les mathématiques.

A

Je (J’) étudie les mathématiques.

175
Q

[étudier]

Tu ___ les mathématiques.

A

Tu étudies les mathématiques.

176
Q

[étudier]

Il/Elle ___ les mathématiques.

A

Il/Elle étudie les mathématiques.

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Q

[étudier]

Nous ___ les mathématiques.

A

Nous étudions les mathématiques.

178
Q

[étudier]

Vous ___ les mathématiques.

A

Vous étudiez les mathématiques.

179
Q

[étudier]

Ils/Elles ___ les mathématiques.

A

Ils/Elles étudient les mathématiques.

180
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[habiter]

Je (J’) ___ en France.

A

J’habite en France.

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[habiter]

Il/Elle ___ en France.

A

Il/Elle habite en France.

182
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[habiter]

Tu ___ en France.

A

Tu habites en France.

183
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[habiter]

Nous ___ en France.

A

Nous habitons en France.

184
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[habiter]

Vous ___ en France.

A

Vous habitez en France.

185
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[habiter]

Ils/Elles ___ en France.

A

Ils/Elles habitent en France.

186
Q

[manger]

Je ___ sur la terrasse aujourd’hui!

A

Je mange sur la terrasse aujourd’hui!

187
Q

[manger]

Tu ___ sur la terrasse aujourd’hui!

A

Tu manges sur la terrasse aujourd’hui!

188
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[manger]

Il/Elle ___ sur la terrasse aujourd’hui!

A

Il/Elle mange sur la terrasse aujourd’hui!

189
Q

[manger]

Nous ___ sur la terrasse aujourd’hui!

A

Nous mangeons sur la terrasse aujourd’hui!

190
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[manger]

Vous ___ sur la terrasse aujourd’hui!

A

Vous mangez sur la terrasse aujourd’hui!

191
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[manger]

Ils/Elles ___ sur la terrasse aujourd’hui!

A

Ils/Elles mangent sur la terrasse aujourd’hui!

192
Q

[parler]

Je ___ français et anglais.

A

Je parle français et anglais.

193
Q

[parler]

Tu ___ français et anglais.

A

Tu parles français et anglais.

194
Q

[parler]

Il/Elle ___ français et anglais.

A

Il/Elle parle français et anglais.

195
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[parler]

Au Canada, on ___ français et anglais.

A

Au Canada, on parle français et anglais.

196
Q

[parler]

Nous ___ français et anglais.

A

Nous parlons français et anglais.

197
Q

[parler]

Vous ___ français et anglais.

A

Vous parlez français et anglais.

198
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[parler]

Ils/Elles ___ français et anglais.

A

Ils/Elles parlent français et anglais.

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Q

[regarder]

Je ___ la télévision ce soir.

A

Je regarde la télévision ce soir.

200
Q

[regarder]

Tu ___ la télévision ce soir.

A

Tu regardes la télévision ce soir.

201
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[regarder]

Il/Elle ___ la télévision ce soir.

A

Il/Elle regarde la télévision ce soir.

202
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[regarder]

Nous ___ la télévision ce soir.

A

Nous regardons la télévision ce soir.

203
Q

[regarder]

Vous ___ la télévision ce soir.

A

Vous regardez la télévision ce soir.

204
Q

[regarder]

Ils/Elles ___ la télévision ce soir.

A

Ils/Elles regardent la télévision ce soir.

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Q

[rêver]

Je ___ de visiter l’Europe.

A

Je rêve de visiter l’Europe

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Q

[rêver]

Tu ___ de visiter l’Europe?

A

Tu rêves de visiter l’Europe?

207
Q

[rêver]

Il/Elle ___ de visiter l’Europe.

A

Il/Elle rêve de visiter l’Europe.

208
Q

[rêver]

Nous ___ de visiter l’Europe.

A

Nous rêvons de visiter l’Europe.

209
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[rêver]

Vous ___ de visiter l’Europe?

A

Vous rêvez de visiter l’Europe?

210
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[rêver]

Ils/Elles ___ de visiter l’Europe.

A

Ils/Elles rêvent de visiter l’Europe.

211
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[travailler]

Je (J’) ___ à la fac.

A

Je travaille à la fac.

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[travailler]

Tu ___ à la fac?

A

Tu travaille à la fac?

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[travailler]

Il/Elle ___ à la fac.

A

Il/Elle travaille à la fac.

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[travailler]

Nous ___ à la fac.

A

Nous travaillons à la fac.

215
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[travailler]

Vous ___ à la fac?

A

Vous travaillez à la fac?

216
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[travailler]

Ils/Elles ___ à la fac.

A

Ils/Elles travaillent à la fac.

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Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ un bureau.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

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C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ un cahier.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

219
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C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ une chaise.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

220
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ un crayon.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

221
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ un écran.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

222
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ un(e) étudiant(e).

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

223
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C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ une fenêtre.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

224
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ un livre.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

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Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ un ordinateur.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

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Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ un portable.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

227
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C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ une porte.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

228
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ un professeur.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

229
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ une salle de classe.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

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C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ un smartphone.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

231
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ une souris.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

232
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ un stylo.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

233
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ une table.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

234
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ une tablette.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

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Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ un tableau.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

236
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ une télévision.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

237
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des bureaux.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

238
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des cahiers.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

239
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des chaises.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

240
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des crayons.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

241
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des écrans.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

242
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des étudiants.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

243
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des fenêtres.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

244
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des livres.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

245
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des ordinateurs.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

246
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des portables.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

247
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des portes.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

248
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des professeurs.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

249
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des salles de classe.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

250
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des smartphones.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

251
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des souris.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

252
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des stylos.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

253
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des tables.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

254
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des tablettes.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

255
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des tableaux.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

256
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des télévisions.

A

Ce sont

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

257
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Algériens.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Algerian (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
258
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Allemands.

A

Ce sont

  • They are German (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
259
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Anglais.

A

Ce sont

  • They are English (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
260
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Belges.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Belgian (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
261
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Canadiens.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Canadian (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
262
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Chinois.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Chinese (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
263
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Ivoiriens.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Ivorian (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
264
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Espagnols.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Spanish (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
265
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Américains.

A

Ce sont

  • They are American (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
266
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Français.

A

Ce sont

  • They are French (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
267
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Italiens.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Italian (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
268
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Japonais.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Japanese (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
269
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Libanais.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Lebanese (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
270
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Marocains.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Moroccan (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
271
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Mexicains.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Mexican (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
272
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Québécois.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Québécois.*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
273
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Congolais.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Congolese (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
274
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Russes.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Russian (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
275
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Sénégalais.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Senegalese (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
276
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Suisse.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Swiss (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
277
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Tunisiens.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Tunisian (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
278
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ des Vietnamiens.

A

Ce sont

  • They are Vietnamese (people).*
  • The expression* c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.
279
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Manon.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

280
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Manon.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

281
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Lilou.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

282
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Chloé.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

283
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Zoé.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

284
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Héloïse.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

285
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Léa.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

286
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Louise.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

287
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Camille.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

288
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Lola.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

289
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Jeanne.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

290
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Margaux.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

291
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Lily.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

292
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Maêlys.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

293
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Léna.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

294
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Juliette.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

295
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Anna.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

296
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Inès.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

297
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Louane.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

298
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Louna.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

299
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Lucas.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

300
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Arthur.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

301
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Jules.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

302
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Nathan.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

303
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Ethan.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

304
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Nolan.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

305
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Hugo.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

306
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Louis.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

307
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Gabriel.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

308
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Baptiste.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

309
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Mathéo.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

310
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Timéo.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

311
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Raphaêl.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

312
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Mathis.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

313
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Timothée.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

314
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Clément.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

315
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Sacha.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

316
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Théo.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

317
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Noah.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

318
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ Kylian.

A

C’est

The expression c’est (pl. ce sont) is used before modified nouns (always with an article) and proper names.

319
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

Le français? ___ facile!

A

C’est

C’est can be followed by an adjective, to refer to a general situation or to describe something that is understood in the context of the conversation.

320
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

J’adore la France. ___ magnifique!

A

C’est

C’est can be followed by an adjective, to refer to a general situation or to describe something that is understood in the context of the conversation.

321
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ allemand.

A

Il est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

322
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ allemande.

A

Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

323
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ allemands.

A

Ils sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

324
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ allemandes.

A

Elles sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

325
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ anglais.

A

Il est / Ils sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

326
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ anglaise.

A

Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

327
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ anglaises.

A

Elle sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

328
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ belge.

A

Il/Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

329
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ belges.

A

Ils/Elles sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

330
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ canadien.

A

Il est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

331
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ canadienne.

A

Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

332
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ canadiens.

A

Ils sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

333
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ canadiennes.

A

Elles sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

334
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ chinois.

A

Il est / Ils sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

335
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ chinoise.

A

Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

336
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ chinoises.

A

Elles sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

337
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ espagnol.

A

Il est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

338
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ espagnole.

A

Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

339
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ espagnols.

A

Ils sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

340
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ espagnoles.

A

Ils sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

341
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ américain.

A

Il est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

342
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ américaine.

A

Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

343
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ américains.

A

Ils sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

344
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ américaines.

A

Elles sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

345
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ français.

A

Il est / Ils sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

346
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ française.

A

Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

347
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ françaises.

A

Elles sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

348
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ italien.

A

Il est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

349
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ italienne.

A

Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

350
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ italiens.

A

Ils sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

351
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ italiennes.

A

Elles sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

352
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ suisse.

A

Il/Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

353
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ suisses.

A

Ils/Elles sont

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

354
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ chic.

A

Il(s)/Elle(s) est (sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

355
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ drôle.

A

Il/Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

356
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ gentil.

A

Il est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

357
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ gentille.

A

Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

358
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ heureux.

A

Il est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

359
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ heureuse.

A

Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

360
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ sportif.

A

Il est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

361
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ sportive.

A

Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

362
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ sympathique.

A

Il/Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

363
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ travailleur.

A

Il est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

364
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ travailleuse.

A

Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

365
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ dans l’amphithéâtre.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

366
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ dans la bibliothèque.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

367
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ dans le café.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

368
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ dans le cinéma.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

369
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ dans le gymnasium.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

370
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ dans le restaurant.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

371
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ d’origine allemande.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

In identifying someone’s nationality, religion, or profession, no article is used following être.

372
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ d’origine anglaise.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

In identifying someone’s nationality, religion, or profession, no article is used following être.

373
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ d’origine belge.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

In identifying someone’s nationality, religion, or profession, no article is used following être.

374
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ d’origine canadienne.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

In identifying someone’s nationality, religion, or profession, no article is used following être.

375
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ d’origine chinoise.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

In identifying someone’s nationality, religion, or profession, no article is used following être.

376
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ d’origine espagnole.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

In identifying someone’s nationality, religion, or profession, no article is used following être.

377
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ d’origine américaine.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

In identifying someone’s nationality, religion, or profession, no article is used following être.

378
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ d’origine française.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

In identifying someone’s nationality, religion, or profession, no article is used following être.

379
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ d’origine italienne.

A

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont)

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

In identifying someone’s nationality, religion, or profession, no article is used following être.

380
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ étudiant.

A

Il est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

In identifying someone’s nationality, religion, or profession, no article is used following être.

381
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ étudiante.

A

Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

In identifying someone’s nationality, religion, or profession, no article is used following être.

382
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ professeur.

A

Il/Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

In identifying someone’s nationality, religion, or profession, no article is used following être.

383
Q

C’est vs. Il/Elle est

___ médecin.

A

Il/Elle est

Il/Elle est (pl. Ils/Elles sont) are generally used to describe someone or something already mentioned in the conversation. They are usually followed by an adjective, a prepositional phrase, and occasionally by an unmodified noun (without an article).

In identifying someone’s nationality, religion, or profession, no article is used following être.

384
Q

La négation

J’adore le sport.

A

Je n’adore pas le sport.

385
Q

La négation

J’aime la musique.

A

Je n’aime pas la musique.

386
Q

La négation

Ils dansent souvent.

A

Ils ne dansent pas souvent.

387
Q

La négation

Elle écoute la musique classique.

A

Elle n’écoute pas la musique classique.

388
Q

La négation

Elles étudie souvent à la bibliothèque.

A

Elles n’étudie pas souvent à la bibliothèque.

389
Q

La négation

J’habite à Paris.

A

Je n’habite pas à Paris.

390
Q

La négation

Je parle chinois.

A

Je ne parle pas chinois.

French (25 decks)

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