Test 1 : To Be / To Have, Simple Present

to give me the English equivalent.)

To Be
English French
I am je suis
you are tu es
he is il est (garçon)
she is elle est (fille)
it is (objet, animal)
we are nous sommes
you are vous êtes
they are ils, elles sont

To Have
English French
I have
you have tu as
he has il a (garçon)
she has elle a (fille)
it has ça a (objet, animal)
we have nous avons
you have vous avez
they have ils, elles ont
 Test 2 : To Go / To Do, Simple Present

to give me the English equivalent.)

To Go
English French
I go je vais
you go tu vas
he goes il va (garçon)
she goes elle va (fille)
it goes ça va (objet, animal)
we go nous allons
you go vous allez
they go ils, elles vont

To Do
English French
I do je fais
you do tu fais
he does il fait (garçon)
she does elle fait (fille)
it does ça fait (objet, animal)
we do nous faisons
you do vous faites
they do ils, elles font
 Test 3 : Question Words
(In the test, I will give you the French question word;

Question Words
English French
who qui (personne)
which qui (chose)
whose à qui
what -ce que, quel(s),
quelle(s)
where où (endroit)
when quand (temps)
why pourquoi (raison)
because parce que
how comment (sentiment)
how many combien (possible à
compter)
how much combien (impossible à
compter, argent)
how long combien de temps
how far à quelle distance
how tall quelle grandeur
how old quel âge
 Test 4 : Irregular Verbs A-B

me the Simple Present and the Simple Past.)

A
Simple Present Simple Past French
arise arose
awake awoke réveiller

B
Simple Present Simple Past French
am, are, is was, were être
bear bore supporter
beat beat battre
become became devenir
begin began commencer
bend bent plier
bet bet parier
bid bid miser
bind bound lier
bite bit mordre
bleed bled saigner
blow blew souffler
break broke briser
breed bred élever (animaux)
bring brought apporter
broadcast broadcast / diffuser
broadcasted
build built bâtir
burn burnt / burned brûler
burst burst éclater
bust bust / busted
buy bought acheter
 Test 5 : Irregular Verbs C-D-E

me the Simple Present and the Simple Past.)

C
Simple Present Simple Past French
cast cast jeter
catch caught attraper
choose chose choisir
cling clung
come came venir
cost cost coûter
creep crept ramper
cut cut couper

D
Simple Present Simple Past French
deal dealt négocier
dig dug creuser
dive dove / dived plonger
do, does did faire
draw drew dessiner
dream dreamt / dreamed rêver
drink drank boire
drive drove conduire

E
Simple Present Simple Past French
eat ate manger
 Test 6 : Irregular Verbs F-G

me the Simple Present and the Simple Past.)

F
Simple Present Simple Past French
fall fell tomber
feed fed nourrir
feel felt ressentir
fight fought se battre
find found trouver
flee fled
fly flew voler (dans les airs)
forbid forbade interdire
forecast forecast prévoir
foretell foretold prédire
forget forgot oublier
forgive forgave pardonner
freeze froze geler

G
Simple Present Simple Past French
get got obtenir, avoir, aller
chercher
give gave donner
go, goes went aller
grind ground moudre
grow grew grandir
 Test 7 : Irregular Verbs H-K-L
give
me the Simple Present and the Simple Past.)

H
Simple Present Simple Past French
hang hung pendre, accrocher
have, has had avoir
hear heard entendre
hide hid cacher
hit hit frapper
hold held tenir
hurt hurt blesser
K
Simple Present Simple Past French
keep kept garder
kneel knelt / kneeled
knit knit / knitted tricoter
know knew connaître
L
Simple Present Simple Past French
lay laid déposer
lead led mener
lean leant / leaned pencher
leap leapt / leaped bondir
learn learnt / learned apprendre
leave left quitter
lend lent prêter
let let permettre, laisser
lie lay
light lit / lighted allumer
lose lost perdre
 Test 8 : Irregular Verbs M-O
have to give
me the Simple Present and the Simple Past.)

M
Simple Present Simple Past French
make made fabriquer
mean meant signifier
meet met rencontrer
mislead misled tromper
mistake mistook se tromper
misunderstand misunderstood mal comprendre

O
Simple Present Simple Past French
outdo outdid surpasser
outgrow outgrew devenir trop grand
overcome overcame surmonter
overdo overdid exagérer
overdraw overdrew dépasser son crédit
overrun overran envahir
oversee oversaw surveiller
oversleep overslept trop dormir
overtake overtook rattraper
overthrow overthrew renverser
 Test 9 : Irregular Verbs P-Q-R

me the Simple Present and the Simple Past.)

P
Simple Present Simple Past French
pay paid payer
plead pled / pleaded plaider sa cause
put put mettre

Q
Simple Present Simple Past French
quit quit démissionner

R
Simple Present Simple Past French
read read lire
redo redid refaire
repay repaid rembourser
reset reset remettre à zéro
rethink rethought repenser
rewrite rewrote récrire
rid rid débarrasser
ride rode chevaucher
ring rang sonner
rise rose se lever
run ran courir
 Test 10 : Irregular Verbs S (To say To speak)

me the Simple Present and the Simple Past.)

S (Part 1)
Simple Present Simple Past French
say said dire
see saw voir
seek sought rechercher
sell sold vendre
send sent envoyer
set set placer
shake shook secouer
shed shed verser
shine shone briller
shoot shot tirer
shrink shrank rétrécir
shut shut fermer
sing sang chanter
sit sat
sleep slept dormir
slide slid glisser
smell smelt / smelled sentir
speak spoke parler
 Test 11 : Irregular Verbs S (To spell To swing)
(In the test, I will give you the French verb ;
me the Simple Present and the Simple Past.)

S (Part 2)
Simple Present Simple Past French
speed sped / speeded aller vite
spell spelt / spelled épeler
spend spent dépenser
spill spilt / spilled renverser (liquide)
spin span tournoyer
spit spit / spat cracher
split split fendre
spoil spoilt / spoiled gâter
spread spread étendre
spring sprang bondir
stand stood se tenir debout
steal stole voler (quelque
chose)
stick stuck coller
sting stung piquer
stink stank puer
strike struck frapper
string strung ficeler
strive strove / strived
swear swore jurer
sweep swept balayer
swim swam nager
swing swung balancer
 Test 12 : Irregular Verbs T-U-W
(In the test, I will give you the French verb
me the Simple Present and the Simple Past.)

T
Simple Present Simple Past French
take took prendre
teach taught enseigner
tear tore déchirer
tell told dire
think thought penser
throw threw lancer

U
Simple Present Simple Past French
understand understood comprendre
undertake undertook entreprendre
undo undid défaire

W
Simple Present Simple Past French
wake woke / waked se réveiller
wear wore porter
weave wove / weaved tisser
wed wed se marier
weep wept sangloter
wet wet / wetted mouiller
win won gagner
wind wound enrouler
withdraw withdrew retirer
wring wrung tordre
write wrote écrire
 Test 13 : Object* & Reflexive Pronouns

have to give me the English equivalent.)

Object Pronouns
English French Example
me Do you want to play with
me ?
you I love you.
him You hate him.
her elle, la I work with her.
us nous He plays music with us.
you vous She eats pizza with you.
them eux They play against them.

* Object pronouns are always after a verb.

Reflexive Pronouns
English French Example
myself moi-même I wrote that myself.
yourself toi-même You did it yourself ?
himself lui-même He understood it by himself.
herself elle-même She learned all by herself.
itself lui-même It ate it itself !
(animal)
ourselves nous-mêmes We made it ourselves !
yourselves vous-mêmes Did you make those
yourselves ?
themselves eux-mêmes They taught themselves how
to play this game.
 Test 14 : Possessive Pronouns* & Adjectives*

give me the English equivalent.)

Possessive Pronouns
English French Example
mine à moi, mien, mienne The boy is mine.
yours à toi, tien, tienne This pencil is yours.
his à lui, sien, sienne This skateboard is his.
hers à elle, sien, sienne These friends are hers.
ours à nous, nôtre, nôtres The game is ours !
yours à vous, vôtre, vôtres These cars are yours.
theirs à eux, leur, leurs These cds are theirs.

* Possessive pronouns come after a verb.

Possessive Adjectives
English French Example
my mon, ma, mes This is my doll.
your ton, ta, tes Your house is big !
his son, sa, ses (garçon) His grades are
good.
her son, sa, ses (fille) Her friends are
nice.
its son, sa, ses (objet, animal) Its ball is
disgusting !
our notre, nos Our game is
tonight.
your votre, vos Your cats are
beautiful !
their leur, leurs Their car is new.

* Possessive adjectives come before a noun.