How to use etre to form a sentence n

Answer:

Je vais être… I'm going to be….

Tu vas être… You're going to be….

Il/Elle va être… He/She's going to be…

Nous allons être…. We're going to be…

Vous allez être…. You're going to be….

Ils/Elles vont être…

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EXAMEN: LE PASSÉ COMPOSÉ

Traduisez les phrases en français.
1. I went to the beach during spring break.
2. We ate dinner with our family.
3. She left the classroom without permission.
4. They (f.pl.) did the household chores last week.
5. They (m.pl) came to school at eight o’clock.
6. I finished my homework.
7. You (formal) stayed home.
8. You (informal) drank some lemonade.
9. He fell down.
10. I wrote a letter to my mother last year.

Bonus: Répondez les questions en français.
1. Qu’est-ce que vous avez fait hier?
2. Vous êtes allé où hier?
3. Qu’est-ce que vous avez fait pendant les vancances de printemps?

Translate

I don’t really go out unless I have a reason. I don’t have a favorite book because I don’t like reading. Lastly, I rarely visit doctor.

Can someone please help me with these? homework due tomorrow
1.) Fill in the correct form of the possessive adjective.(mon, ma, mes, ton, ta, tes, son, sa, ses, notre, votre, nos, vos, leur, leurs)
1. _____ (My) parents sont généreux.
2. Je fais_________(my) devoirs
3. Catherine va au cinéma avec ______ (her) amies.
4. Nous allons voir ______(our) grands-parents.
5. J’aime ______(my) nouvelle maison.
6. Tu aimes _______(your) cours à l’université?
7. Nous adorons ________(our) petit chien.
8. Mes cousins partent en vacances avec ______(their) parents.



2.) Quelle est votre profession?
State the professions based on the discriptions.
a. Elle soigne les malades à l’hôpital: Il est___________________
b. Elle travaille avec les ordinateurs: Elle est ________________________________
c. Il enseigne à l’université: Il est _______________________________________
e. Il prépare les déclarations d’impôts: Il est _________________________________
f. Il suit des cours(takes courses) à l’université: Il est ___________________________
g. Elle écrit des articles pour les journaux: _____________________________________

3.) Vocabulaire Match each definition in column A with a family member term in column B.
A B
1. la fille de ma sœur ou de mon frère a. ma tante
2. Le fils de ma sœur ou de mon frère b. ma grand-mère
3. La mère de ma mère c. ma nièce
4. Le mari de de ma grand-mère d. mon cousin
5. Le fils de mon oncle ou de ma tante e. mon grand-père
6. La femme de mon oncle f. mon neveu

Select the correct answer.
Which word best completes this conversation?
Marie: Quel temps fait-il à Paris?
Jack Il y a beaucoup de nuages. Il fait très
OA beau
O B. soleil
O c. nuage
OD
mauvais

Little help, please?

Reflexive Commands

When giving a command with reflexive verbs, one can only use the tu, nous and vous forms of the verbs.
- Speaking to one person informally, use the tu form.
- Speaking to one person formally, use the vous form.
- Speaking to a group that doesn’t include yourself, use the vous form.
- Speaking to a group that includes yourself, use the nous form.

Reflexive verbs that belong to the -er family will lose the final s when using the tu form.
When the command is affirmative, the reflexive pronoun comes after the verb with a hyphen.
The reflexive pronoun te becomes toi when used affirmatively. When the command is negative, the reflexive pronoun comes between ne and the verb.

Translate :

1) Get dressed. (1 person informally)

2) Go to bed. (group not including yourself)

3) Let’s put on makeup. (group including yourself)

4) Brush your teeth. (1 person formally)

5) Wash your hands. (1 person informally)

6) Get up. (group not including yourself)

7) Let’s do our hair. (group including yourself)

8) Go to bed. (1 person formally)

9) Go to sleep. (group not including yourself)

10) Let’s shave. (group including yourself.)

11) Brush your hair. (1 person informally)

12) Wash yourselves. (group not including yourself)

13) Let’s dry ourselves. (group including yourself)

14) Wake up. (group not including yourself)

Negative commands.
Translate:

1) Don’t do your hair. (group not including yourself)

2) Don’t get up. (1 person formally)

3) Let’s not shave. (group including yourself)

Don’t look at yourself. (1 person informally)​