Shopping (AQA GCSE French): Flashcards
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How do you ask 'How much is it?' in French?
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How do you ask 'How much is it?' in French?
'How much is it?' is Combien ça coûte ? in French.
le magasin
Le magasin means shop.
la caisse
La caisse means the checkout.
le centre commercial
Le centre commercial means the shopping centre.
un cadeau
Un cadeau means a present or gift.
What does acheter mean?
Acheter means to buy.
What does cher / chère mean?
Cher / chère means expensive.
la taille
La taille means size.
What is the difference between faire des courses and faire les magasins?
Faire des courses means to go food shopping, whereas faire les magasins means to go shopping more generally.
True or False?
In French prices, the € sign goes before the number and a full stop separates the decimals, as in English.
False.
In French the € sign comes at the end of the price and a comma replaces the decimal point, e.g. 9,99 €.
Je cherche un pantalon , s'il vous plaît. (I'm looking for a blue pair of trousers, please.)
Je cherche un pantalon bleu, s'il vous plaît.
joli(e)
Joli(e) means pretty.
How do you say 'I'm looking for …' in French?
'I'm looking for …' is Je cherche … in French.
le prix
Le prix means price.
True or False?
The feminine form of beau is belle.
True.
Beau is irregular and its feminine form is belle.
Define demonstrative adjective.
A demonstrative adjective is a word for 'this', 'that', 'these' or 'those' — ce, cet, cette and ces in French.
Which demonstrative adjective is used with a masculine singular noun?
Ce is used with a masculine singular noun, e.g. ce chapeau.
Which demonstrative adjective is used before a masculine singular noun starting with a vowel or silent 'h'?
Cet is used before a masculine singular noun beginning with a vowel or silent 'h', e.g. cet article.
Which demonstrative adjective is used with a feminine singular noun?
Cette is used with a feminine singular noun, e.g. cette carte.
sacs sont noirs. (These bags are black.)
Ces sacs sont noirs.
Define interrogative adjective.
An interrogative adjective is a word for 'which' or 'what' — quel, quelle, quels and quelles in French.
What is the feminine singular form of quel?
The feminine singular form of quel is quelle, e.g. quelle carte.
What is the feminine plural form of quel?
The feminine plural form of quel is quelles, e.g. quelles couleurs.
chapeau aimes-tu ? (Which hat do you like?)
Quel chapeau aimes-tu ?
True or False?
Demonstrative and interrogative adjectives must agree with the noun in gender and number.
True.
Both demonstrative and interrogative adjectives must agree with the noun in gender and number.
In French, how is que pronounced?
In French, que is pronounced as a 'kuh' sound.
True or False?
In French, que sounds like the 'qu' in the English word 'queen'.
False.
In French, que is a 'kuh' sound, not the 'kwuh' sound of 'queen'.
Which interrogative adjective is used with a masculine plural noun?
Quels is used with a masculine plural noun, e.g. quels sacs.
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