Question

French Future Proche?

Answer 1

"Tu manges au restaurant."
"Nous jouons au ping-pong."

Answer 2

I need help converting it

Answer 3

messages aren't working?! >.<

@whalexnuker

Answer 4

No, they're not D;

Answer 5

OS is messed up because i didn't even get that notification .-.

Answer 6

Future Proche:

always paired with another verb: verbe "Aller" au present + action verb à l'infinitif

infinitif: is the non-conjugated form of the verb: ex :"manger, finir, savoir, ect"

verbe aller conjugé au present:
je vais, tu vas, il va, nous allons, vous allez, ils vont.


So for the two examples you gave:

Tu manges
becomes
Tu vas manger

Nous jouons
becomes
Nous allons jouer

Answer 7

i dont get them either >.<

i dont even have a number beside my icon as usual. site is broken.

Answer 8

does the rest stay the same? o.o this reminds me of the conjunctions which i could never do lol

Answer 9

yes the rest stays the same. the conjugation (or tense) of the verb is all that changes

Answer 10

oh, okay... i need help with negatives :3. i understand negatives but with adding "si" confuses me.

sorry, lol. my teacher got back to me. anyways.

(this isn't a negative, i just need help making sure it's right) Ma soeur et moi ___________ un gâteau pour l’anniversaire de notre maman.

fait
font
faites
faisons (i said this because it's "we")

Answer 11

yes thats right

Answer 12

Choose the sentence written properly in the negative:

Vous ne faites pas de tennis le weekend.
Je parle pas anglais.
Nous n’avons des pantalons jaunes.
Tu ne aimes pas la voile.

i'm not sure on this one

Answer 13

this one is stupid xD
"Quelle température fait-il?"

Il fait froid.
Il neige.
Il fait 5 degrés. (i said this because this is the only one to make sense)
C’est le printemps.

Answer 14

I think its the first one because it's the only one with both NE and PAS.

i didn't know you could DO tennis though.

ne aimes should be n'aimes [n' counts as ne though]. otherwise this would be right.

for the next one you chose right since temperature should be a measure not an observation

Answer 15

the last one has ne and pas in it.. but im bad at knowing when it should be n'__ pas

Answer 16

i looked it up and apparently FAIRE du tennis works, although people are aware that it's awkward to say.


ne is when the first letter after ne is a consonnant
n' is when the first letter after "ne" is a vowel

ne mange pas ça
n'arrive pas trop tard
ne lui dit pas
n'importe quoi

Answer 17

oh, okay :3 i just never remember it.

I just have one more test to do.. it was A. Tell me what the correct answer to this is because i missed it O_o
"Select the answer matching the question:
C’est quelle saison?

C’est en novembre. (i said this)
Il fait chaud.
Il fait 30 degrés.
C’est l’hiver."

Answer 18

saison = season

hiver = winter

answer would be D

novembre c'est un mois

Answer 19

Ohh, I thought it would be the last one but A was the only different one.. i took the question as "what season is it in" or "what season is that" (something related) and november gives that versus winter... anywho.

o.o I have "Match the image with the word: les informations"
I have a deck of open cards, i have a ""sale 40% off original retail" picture, a lion, and a weather person with the weather behind him... is it the weather dude? that gives more information than the sale

Answer 20

very weird question.

it is one or the other.

must be the weather guy though

Answer 21

Select the answer matching the question:
"Aimes-tu le hockey?"

Je déteste le hockey. (this)
J’aime jouer au hockey le dimanche.
Ma cousine joue au hockey.
Je joue au parc

Fill in the blank with the correct adjective:
Je regarde un ______ film ce soir.

vieil (this)
beau
nouvel
belle

Fill in the blank with the correct adjective:
Ma sœur et moi achetons de _____ robes pour le printemps.
vieille
beaux (this)
nouvelles
bel

Answer 22

first is right

2nd is beau.

like with n' and ne, vieil is used when the next word starts with a vowel while vieux for consonants. only vieux film would make sense.

3rd one would be nouvelles.

beau is masculin while robe is feminin
belles robes would work

but in this case you have to pick the only feminin pluriel which is nouvelles

Answer 23

would you mind if i close this question as we continue?

Answer 24

correction: vieil used when the SOUND of the next word starts with a vowel.

like vieil homme. the h is silent so it starts with a 'o' sound.



i don't mind ^_^

Answer 25

same with n'.

silent h's count as vowels

like n'hésites pas

Answer 26

Select the statement or question written correctly:

Ce garçon est beau.
Quels hôtel choisis-tu? (not this because it should be "quel" since hotel is sing. masculine)
Cet école est à Caen.
Quelle activitées aimes-tu faire en automne? (it is plural but i dont know the gender..either way it's wrong because "quelle" is sing. feminine)

Answer 27

same thing..

Ce amie est nouvelle.
Quelle musée visites-tu?
Cet émission est drôle.
Quels sports préfères-tu?

Answer 28

D is correct on the second one

Answer 29

for the first one.

since école is sing.fem. it should be Cette école. answer is A

second one, you're right ^_^

Answer 30

last two test questions. I have a butt load of essays that i'll see if i need help with

Choose the sentence which matches the meaning of the IR verb: applaudir
Je suis au concert et c’est super! (this)
J’achète la robe rouge.
Je fais une promenade tous les jours.
J’étudie beaucoup pour l’examen et j’ai un A+.

Choose the sentence which matches the meaning of the IR verb: grossir
Je mange au restaurant tous les jours. (this >.>)
Je vais au gymnase tous les jours.
Je n’écoute pas mes parents.
Je fais mes devoirs tous les jours.

Answer 31

lol right for both

Answer 32

Read and respond to the question your pen pal asked.
Mes émissions préférées sont les feuilletons policiers et les émissions de sports. J’adore regarder les matchs de rugby et les compétions de tennis. Mon feuilleton favori est Cold Case. Et toi, qu’est-ce que tu regardes à la télé? Quelle emission est-ce que tu aimes?

my answer: Je regarde concours de cuisine à la télé. (I watch cooking competitions on the tv)

what is the second question it asks..? the emission?

Answer 33

ya. the particular show title.

Masterchef? <3

Answer 34

btw add "des" between regarde and concours

Answer 35

Cutthroat Kitchen :3
It's really hard to pick one LOL. so i'd say: Je regarde cuisine fardée

Answer 36

okay.

Answer 37

lol what is fardée?

Answer 38

cutthroat o.o

Answer 39

lol. i never heard that word before.

you could use quotation marks anytime around non-french words

I'd leave it as "Cutthroat Kitchen"

Answer 40

ah, okay. so take away cuisine fardée and put cutthroat kitchen?

Answer 41

ya, id do that, in quotation marks

Answer 42

well actually, she used Cold Case without quotation marks so it's acceptable without

Answer 43

eh, better safe than sorry :p my french teacher is easy so she won't take points off if i didn't use them or did. thanks so much :3

Answer 44

lol you deleted the question :P was kind of strange too. do they give you a map or something?

Answer 45

XD Because i realized i was being silly and it wasn't a "to get to from here, go ____". it gives a history lesson on the first page of every module and i got it. technically yeah i have a map xd

Answer 46

hehe ok :P

Answer 47

im done for today ^_^ i'll need you tomorrow and thursday or friday

Answer 48

alrighty ^_^

have a good day! see you tomorrow :)

Answer 49

actually, i could use you right now, i messed up on an assignment because i didn't understand it

Answer 50

My responses were:
1. Il nage.
2. Elle marche.
3. Je suis assis.
4. Nous skions.
5. Ils dansent.
6. Ils étudient.

and my feedback was:
They do want you to use the "faire"expression for each one.

Can you use "faire de la natation" and say "he is swimming"?
Can you use 'faire une promenade'' and conjugate for Elle?
Can you use "faire un voyage" and conjugate for "Je"?
Can you use "faire du ski" and say "we are skiing"?
Use "faire de la danse" conjugate for ils
Use "faire les devoirs" conjugate for "elles"

You have a good start but we do need "faire" in each answer and it needs to be conjugated properly. (Je fais, tu fais, il/elle fait, nous faisons, vous faites/ils-elles font)

Answer 51

ya they want you to explicitly say what he is doing rather than use a verb that describes it.

i guess this is all about the verbe Faire à l'indicatif présent

1. Il fait de la natation
2. Elle fait une promenade [akwkward but works]
3. i love your answer! would be: Il fait un voyage
4. Nous faisons du ski
5. Ils font une danse
6. Ils font des devoirs [not sure why your teacher used elles. when there is 1+ male it is masculin by default]

Answer 52

my bad. i should have read the image u sent for every question:

3. Je fais un voyage
6 Elles font des devoirs