My Family & Friends (AQA GCSE French): Flashcards

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  • la famille

    La famille means family.

  • le père

    Le père means father.

  • la mère

    La mère means mother.

  • le fils

    Le fils means son.

  • la fille

    La fille means girl or daughter.

  • la sœur

    La sœur means sister.

  • le copain

    Le copain means a male friend or boyfriend.

  • Which French phrase means 'in my family'?

    Dans ma famille means 'in my family'.

  • How do you say '(she / he) is … years old' in French?

    You say (elle / il) a … ans to mean '(she / he) is … years old'.

  • What is the French for 'my best (female) friend'?

    Ma meilleure amie means my best (female) friend.

  • True or False?

    Frère is a feminine noun.

    False.

    Frère is masculine: le frère means brother.

  • True or False?

    Mon oiseau means 'my bird'.

    True.

    Oiseau is a masculine noun, so mon oiseau means 'my bird'.

  • Dans ma famille, il y a cinq .

    Dans ma famille, il y a cinq personnes.

  • Je n'ai de chien.

    Je n'ai pas de chien.

  • Define subject pronoun.

    A subject pronoun replaces the noun in a sentence, so you do not need to keep repeating someone's name.

  • Define possessive adjective.

    A possessive adjective shows who something belongs to, such as 'my' or 'their'.

  • Define silent final e.

    A silent final e is an e with no accent at the end of a word that is not pronounced, as in tante.

  • What is the difference between tu and vous?

    Tu is used for one person informally, while vous is used formally or for more than one person.

  • When do you use ils rather than elles for 'they'?

    You use ils for a group of males or a mixed-gender group, and elles only for an all-female group.

  • What does the verb avoir mean?

    The verb avoir means 'to have'.

  • What does the verb être mean?

    The verb être means 'to be'.

  • Does a possessive adjective agree with the owner or the noun that follows?

    A possessive adjective agrees with the noun that follows in gender and number, not with the owner.

  • Why do we say mon amie and not ma amie?

    We use mon before a singular noun starting with a vowel or silent h to help with pronunciation, even when it is feminine.

  • Do leur and sœur share the same vowel sound?

    Yes — leur and sœur both use the same open [eu] / [œu] sound.

  • Je très sympa.

    Je suis très sympa.

  • Nous deux chiens.

    Nous avons deux chiens.

  • sœur s'appelle Aurore.

    Ma sœur s'appelle Aurore.

  • True or False?

    In ils sont, the verb is a form of avoir.

    False.

    Sont is part of être (to be); the avoir form is ils ont.

  • True or False?

    The final e in tante is pronounced.

    False.

    The final e in tante is a silent final e and is not pronounced.

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