Three Step French - Practice #10 - Making and Discussing Plans in French - Exercises
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Chose the best answer to complete this sentence. Ready ? Sophie au parc avec le chien. Va. Sophie va au parc avec le chien. Sophie goes to the park with the dog. We use va in this sentence

Because Sophie is the third person singular subject, just like il or elle. The verb aller in the present tense for third person singular is va. Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready ? Les garçons au restaurant avec des amis. Les garçons au restaurant avec des amis. vont vont

Les garçons vont au restaurant avec des amis. The boys are going to the restaurant with friends. We use "vont" in this sentence because "les garçons", meaning "the boys", is a third person plural subject, just like "ils", meaning "they".

Chose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready ? Nous au cinéma ce soir. Nous allons au cinéma ce soir. Nous allons au cinéma ce soir. We are going to the movies tonight. We use allons.

in this sentence because "nous" is the first person plural subject, meaning "oui". The verb "aller" in the present tense for "nous" is "allons". Unscrabble the words to make a sentence. Ready ? Vous partez en… Vous partez en…

Vacances. Vous partez en vacances demain ? Are you going on vacation tomorrow ? Vous partez en vacances demain ? Choose the best answer to complete this sentence. Ready ? Je vais à l'école tous les jours. Je vais à l'école tous les jours. Je vais à l'école tous les jours.

À l'école tous les jours. I go to school every day. VES is used here because JE is the first person singular subject meaning I. The verb ALLEZ in the present tense for JE is VES, I go. Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready ? Mon père va or allait

Mon père va au supermarché. My father is going to the supermarket.

"Va" est utilisé ici parce que "mon père" signifie "mon père" est un sujet singulaire de troisième personne, comme "il" signifie "il", même si "mon père" est une phrase de noun. Il agit grammaticalement comme "il", donc on utilise "va" trop. Translons quelques phrases en français. Translate

Pierre goes to work by car, into French. Pierre, followed by va, goes, third person singular of aller, meaning to go. Next, au, to the, followed by travail, walk. Next, en, by, followed by voiture, car, va.

is used here because Pierre is a third person singular subject just like "il" meaning "y". Pierre va au travail en voiture. Pierre goes to work by car. Translate "you go to the beach" into French. Vous You, followed by "aller"

"Go" seconde personne plural of "aller" Next "à" "tout" followed by "la" "de" feminine singular article Next "plage" "bitch" "aller" is used here because "vous" is a second person plural subject meaning "you" When speaking to more than one person or "you" in a formal way

So "aller" matches the subject "vous", whether you're being formal or speaking to a group. Vous allez à la plage. You go to the beach. Do you often go to the library ? Tu, you , va,

"Go" seconde personne singular of "aller". Next, "souvent" "often" followed by "à", "tu". Next, "la", "de" feminine singular article followed by "bibliothèque", "library". "Va" is used here because "tu" is a second person singular subject meaning "you" when speaking to one person informally.

Tu vas souvent à la bibliothèque ? Do you often go to the library ? Listen to me as I speak. Which form of the verb "aller" is used in each sentence ? Je vais à l'école tous les jours. Let's listen one more time. Je vais à l'école tous les jours. Did you hear "vaie" ?

"Vez" meaning "I go" is the first person singular conjugation of "aller", "to go" in the present tense. How about "Tu vas souvent à la bibliothèque ?" Let's listen one more time. Tu vas souvent à la bibliothèque ? Did you hear "va" ? "Va" meaning "you go" is the second person singular conjugation of "aller", "to go" in the present tense.

Next, Sophie va au parc avec le chien. One more time, Sophie va au parc avec le chien. Did you hear ? Va, meaning he or she goes, is the third person singular conjugation of aller, to go, in the present tense. And, nous allons au cinéma ce soir.

One more time, Nous allons au cinéma ce soir. Did you hear ? Allons, meaning "We go". It's the first person plural conjugation of "aller", to go, in the present tense. Thank you for watching. Now you know how to discuss plants in French. And now you can move on to the next lesson in the pathway. Au revoir !