Les Verbes En "Er"
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Aimer
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To close
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To play
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To like
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Chercher
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To look at
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To look for
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To wear
Correct Answer
A. To look forExplanation
The word "Chercher" in French means "to look for". It is used when someone is searching for something or someone. The other options, "to look at" and "to wear", do not accurately reflect the meaning of the word "Chercher". Therefore, the correct answer is "to look for".Rate this question:
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Danser
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To dance
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To play
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To visit
Correct Answer
A. To danceExplanation
The correct answer is "to dance" because "Danser" is a French verb that specifically means "to dance." The other options, "to play" and "to visit," do not accurately translate the meaning of "Danser."Rate this question:
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Donner
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To study
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To dance
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To give
Correct Answer
A. To giveExplanation
The word "Donner" is a verb in French, which means "to give" in English. This verb is used to express the action of giving something to someone.Rate this question:
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Étudier
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To eat
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To study
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To find
Correct Answer
A. To studyExplanation
The word "étudier" is a French verb that translates to "to study" in English. It does not mean "to eat" or "to find". Therefore, the correct answer is "to study".Rate this question:
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Fermer
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To speak
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To wear
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To close
Correct Answer
A. To closeExplanation
The verb "fermer" in French means "to close". It does not mean "to speak" or "to wear". Therefore, the correct answer is "to close".Rate this question:
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Jouer
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To play
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To jump
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To run
Correct Answer
A. To playExplanation
The word "jouer" translates to "to play" in English.Rate this question:
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Manger
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To drink
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To eat
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To be full
Correct Answer
A. To eatExplanation
The word "manger" refers to a person who eats. Therefore, the correct answer is "to eat" as it directly relates to the meaning of the word "manger".Rate this question:
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Parler
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To speak
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To yell
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To whisper
Correct Answer
A. To speakExplanation
Parler is a French verb that translates to "to speak" in English. It is a general term used to describe the act of communicating verbally. It does not specify the volume or tone of speech, unlike the other options provided (to yell and to whisper). Therefore, "to speak" is the most appropriate and accurate translation for the given word.Rate this question:
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Penser
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To write with a pen
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To take
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To think
Correct Answer
A. To thinkExplanation
The word "penser" in French means "to think." It does not mean "to write with a pen" or "to take." Therefore, the correct answer is "to think."Rate this question:
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Porter
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To carry
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To think
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To wear
Correct Answer
A. To wearExplanation
The word "porter" is a noun that refers to a person who carries luggage or goods for others. However, in this context, the word "porter" is used as a verb. The verb "to wear" means to have something on one's body as a clothing or accessory. Therefore, the correct answer is "to wear" because it is the most appropriate verb that can be associated with the noun "porter" in this context.Rate this question:
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Regarder
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To look for
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To look at
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To look under
Correct Answer
A. To look atExplanation
The verb "regarder" in French means "to look at." It is used when someone directs their gaze towards something or someone to observe or examine it visually. This action involves focusing attention on a particular object or person, without necessarily searching or investigating further.Rate this question:
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Travailler
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To travel
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To try
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To work
Correct Answer
A. To workExplanation
The correct answer is "to work". The word "travailler" is a French verb that means "to work". It does not mean "to travel" or "to try". Therefore, the correct answer is "to work".Rate this question:
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Trouver
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To find
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To loose
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To turn around
Correct Answer
A. To findExplanation
The word "trouver" in French translates to "to find" in English. This word is used when someone discovers or locates something that was previously lost or unknown. It does not mean "to loose" or "to turn around".Rate this question:
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Visiter
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To visit
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To leave
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To take a trip
Correct Answer
A. To visitExplanation
The word "visiter" is a verb that means "to visit" in English. It refers to the action of going to see someone or something, usually for a short period of time. It does not imply any specific purpose or duration of the visit. Therefore, "to visit" is the correct answer as it accurately translates the meaning of "visiter" in English.Rate this question:
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(tomber) Il ________________ de la bicyclette.
Correct Answer
tombeExplanation
In this question, we are given the verb "tomber" and asked to fill in the blank. The correct answer is "tombe" because it agrees with the subject "il" which is the third person singular form of the verb. "Tombe" is the present tense form of the verb "tomber" that corresponds to the subject "il". Therefore, the sentence translates to "He falls off the bicycle."Rate this question:
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(parler) Nous ________________ au docteur.
Correct Answer
parlonsExplanation
The correct answer is "parlons" because it is the first person plural form of the verb "parler" in the present tense. In this sentence, it is implied that "we" are speaking or talking to the doctor.Rate this question:
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(visiter) Tu ________________ souvent tes grands-parents?
Correct Answer
visitesExplanation
The correct answer is "visites". This is the correct conjugation of the verb "visiter" in the second person singular form. It matches with the subject "tu" (you) in the question. The verb "visiter" means "to visit" in English. Therefore, the question is asking "Do you visit your grandparents often?"Rate this question:
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(aider) J' ________________ souvent mes parents.
Correct Answer
aideExplanation
In this sentence, the verb "aider" is conjugated in the first person singular form, "j'aide," which means "I help." The phrase "mes parents" means "my parents." Therefore, the sentence translates to "I help my parents."Rate this question:
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(jouer) Ils ________________ ensemble.
Correct Answer
jouentExplanation
The correct answer is "jouent" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "jouer" in the present tense for the subject "ils" which means "they" in English.Rate this question:
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(regarder) Vous ________________ un match excitant.
Correct Answer
regardezExplanation
The correct answer is "regardez." This is the correct conjugation of the verb "regarder" in the vous form, which means "you watch" or "you are watching."Rate this question:
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(garder) Luc et Lise ________________ les enfants ce soir.
Correct Answer
gardentExplanation
Luc et Lise gardent les enfants ce soir.Rate this question:
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(préparer) Qui ________________ le dîner?
Correct Answer
prépare
prepareExplanation
The correct answer is "prépare" or "prepare" because it is the correct form of the verb "préparer" in the third person singular form. In this sentence, the subject is "qui" which means "who" and it is referring to someone who is preparing the dinner. The verb "prépare" is conjugated to match the subject, so it becomes "prépare" in the third person singular form. Therefore, the correct answer is "prépare" or "prepare".Rate this question:
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(chercher) Monique ________________ son stylo rouge.
Correct Answer
chercheExplanation
The correct answer is "cherche" because it is the correct verb form in the present tense for the subject "Monique" to match with the pronoun "son" which indicates possession.Rate this question:
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(surfer) ESt-ce que tu ________________ sur le Net?
Correct Answer
surfesExplanation
The correct answer is "surfes." This is because the question is asking if the person surfs on the internet. The verb "surfer" means to surf, and the subject "tu" (you) requires the conjugated form of the verb in the second person singular, which is "surfes."Rate this question:
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