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Which article would you use for the plural noun "livres" (books) when speaking generally?- a)le
- b)une
- c)des
- d)les
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
le
b)
une
c)
des
d)
les
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Let's Tute answered |
"Des" is the indefinite plural article used for general reference to books.
How would you say "My mother is a teacher" in French?- a)Ma mère est professeur
- b)Mon mère est enseignante
- c)Ma mère est enseignement
- d)Mon mère est professeur
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
Ma mère est professeur
b)
Mon mère est enseignante
c)
Ma mère est enseignement
d)
Mon mère est professeur
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Gargi Nair answered |
Understanding the Correct Answer
In the French sentence "Ma mère est professeur," we can break down the components to understand why option 'A' is correct.
1. Subject: "Ma mère"
- "Ma" means "my" in French, and "mère" translates to "mother."
- Together, "Ma mère" correctly means "My mother."
2. Verb: "est"
- "Est" is the third-person singular form of the verb "être," which means "to be."
- This links the subject to the predicate, indicating a state of being.
3. Predicate: "professeur"
- "Professeur" is a noun that translates to "teacher" in English.
- It is used for both male and female teachers in French, making it appropriate for this context.
Why Other Options are Incorrect
- Option b: "Mon mère est enseignante"
- "Mon" means "my" but is used with masculine nouns. "Mère" is feminine, so it should be "Ma."
- "Enseignante" is a feminine term for "teacher," but "professeur" is more commonly used.
- Option c: "Ma mère est enseignement"
- "Enseignement" means "teaching" or "education," not "teacher."
- This option incorrectly uses a noun that does not refer to a person.
- Option d: "Mon mère est professeur"
- Again, "Mon" is incorrectly used with the feminine noun "mère."
- It should be "Ma mère" instead.
Conclusion
The correct choice is option 'A' because it accurately uses the feminine possessive adjective, the correct verb form, and the appropriate noun for "teacher." This structure maintains clarity and grammatical correctness in French.
In the French sentence "Ma mère est professeur," we can break down the components to understand why option 'A' is correct.
1. Subject: "Ma mère"
- "Ma" means "my" in French, and "mère" translates to "mother."
- Together, "Ma mère" correctly means "My mother."
2. Verb: "est"
- "Est" is the third-person singular form of the verb "être," which means "to be."
- This links the subject to the predicate, indicating a state of being.
3. Predicate: "professeur"
- "Professeur" is a noun that translates to "teacher" in English.
- It is used for both male and female teachers in French, making it appropriate for this context.
Why Other Options are Incorrect
- Option b: "Mon mère est enseignante"
- "Mon" means "my" but is used with masculine nouns. "Mère" is feminine, so it should be "Ma."
- "Enseignante" is a feminine term for "teacher," but "professeur" is more commonly used.
- Option c: "Ma mère est enseignement"
- "Enseignement" means "teaching" or "education," not "teacher."
- This option incorrectly uses a noun that does not refer to a person.
- Option d: "Mon mère est professeur"
- Again, "Mon" is incorrectly used with the feminine noun "mère."
- It should be "Ma mère" instead.
Conclusion
The correct choice is option 'A' because it accurately uses the feminine possessive adjective, the correct verb form, and the appropriate noun for "teacher." This structure maintains clarity and grammatical correctness in French.
Which greeting is most appropriate in the evening?- a)Bonjour
- b)Salut
- c)Bonsoir
- d)Bonne année
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
Bonjour
b)
Salut
c)
Bonsoir
d)
Bonne année
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Let's Tute answered |
"Bonsoir" is used for greeting someone in the evening.
What does the French phrase "Je m'appelle..." mean?- a)I live in...
- b)I am...
- c)My name is...
- d)How old are you?
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
I live in...
b)
I am...
c)
My name is...
d)
How old are you?
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EduRev Class 9 answered |
"Je m'appelle..." means "My name is..." and is used to introduce oneself.
Choose the sentence that shows ownership using a definite article:- a)C’est une table.
- b)Ce sont des livres.
- c)C’est le chien de Marie.
- d)C’est un enfant.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
C’est une table.
b)
Ce sont des livres.
c)
C’est le chien de Marie.
d)
C’est un enfant.
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C K Academy answered |
This sentence uses "le" (definite article) and "de Marie" to indicate possession.
How would you say "He lives in Paris" in French?- a)Il habites à Paris
- b)Il habite à Paris
- c)Il habite en Paris
- d)Il habitons à Paris
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
Il habites à Paris
b)
Il habite à Paris
c)
Il habite en Paris
d)
Il habitons à Paris
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Trisha Vashisht answered |
"Il habite à Paris" correctly uses "habite" with "il" and "à" for the city.
Which of the following uses an indefinite article?- a)le chien
- b)la table
- c)l’enfant
- d)un enfant
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
le chien
b)
la table
c)
l’enfant
d)
un enfant
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C K Academy answered |
"Un" is an indefinite article used for a general noun; the others are definite.
In the sentence “C’est l’enfant de Colette,” why is the article "l’" used?- a)Because "enfant" is plural
- b)Because "enfant" is a feminine noun
- c)Because "enfant" begins with a vowel
- d)Because it is an indefinite article
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
In the sentence “C’est l’enfant de Colette,” why is the article "l’" used?
a)
Because "enfant" is plural
b)
Because "enfant" is a feminine noun
c)
Because "enfant" begins with a vowel
d)
Because it is an indefinite article
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EduRev Class 9 answered |
In French, the definite article "le" or "la" becomes "l’" before a noun that starts with a vowel or mute 'h', regardless of gender. "Enfant" starts with a vowel, so "l’enfant" is used.
What is the feminine form of the nationality "indien" (Indian)?- a)indienne
- b)indiana
- c)indiennez
- d)indiennee
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
indienne
b)
indiana
c)
indiennez
d)
indiennee
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Imk Pathshala answered |
For feminine nationality, "indien" becomes "indienne" by adding -ne.
What does "Comment vous vous appelez?" mean?- a)What is your job?
- b)Where do you live?
- c)What is your name?
- d)How old are you?
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
What is your job?
b)
Where do you live?
c)
What is your name?
d)
How old are you?
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EduRev Class 9 answered |
"Comment vous vous appelez?" is a polite way to ask someone's name.
Which of these is the correct French phrase for “Excuse me!”?- a)Excuse-moi!
- b)Excuse-toi!
- c)Excusez-moi!
- d)Excuser-moi!
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
Excuse-moi!
b)
Excuse-toi!
c)
Excusez-moi!
d)
Excuser-moi!
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EduRev Class 9 answered |
"Excusez-moi!" is the polite/formal way to say "Excuse me!" in French.
What does the French number quatre-vingt-onze represent?- a)80
- b)91
- c)71
- d)21
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
80
b)
91
c)
71
d)
21
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EduRev Class 9 answered |
"Quatre-vingt-onze" literally means "four-twenty-eleven," which equals 91.
What is the correct translation of "Goodbye! See you next Wednesday!"?- a)Salut! À demain!
- b)Au revoir! À mercredi prochain!
- c)Bonne soirée! À vendredi!
- d)Adieu! À dimanche prochain!
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
a)
Salut! À demain!
b)
Au revoir! À mercredi prochain!
c)
Bonne soirée! À vendredi!
d)
Adieu! À dimanche prochain!
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Trisha Vashisht answered |
"Au revoir" means "Goodbye" and "À mercredi prochain" means "See you next Wednesday."
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