Congratulations (Part 2/2)

French

Daily life and special occasions

Translate into English: 'il y a un cadeau'

How would we say, in French, 'five months ago'?

For my last birthday, I celebrated all day

For my last birthday, I celebrated all evening

In order to my last birthday, I celebrated all day

Translate into English: 'pour mon dernier anniversaire, j'ai célébré toute la journée'

il y a deux semaines, j'ai célébré mon anniversaire

il y a quatre semaines, j'ai célébré mon anniversaire

il y a trois mois, j'ai célébré mon anniversaire

il y a trois semaines, j'ai célébré mon anniversaire

Translate: 'three weeks ago, I celebrated my birthday'

The next 7 questions cover some very common words you will need in French in KS4. These words are very important because they give away or subtly change the meaning of a sentence. Select the correct meaning for each word. When you get your score, check your answers and write down any of these words that you didn't know.

'venir de + infinitive' explains what has just happened...

first person singular past tense conjugation of 'venir'

first person singular present tense conjugation of 'venir'

third person plural present tense conjugation of 'venir'

third person singular present tense conjugation of 'venir'

Translate in French: 'I have just got married'

Je viens d'offrir un anniversaire à mon copain

Je viens d'offrir un cadeau à mon copain

Je viens de offrir un cadeau à mon copain

On vient d'offrir un cadeau à mon copain

Translate in French: 'I have just offered a present to my friend'

Congratulations (Part 2/2)

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