Vocabulary Test 3: Describing A Person

N'oubliez pas que les adj. se placent avant le nom

The description of the woman includes physical attributes such as a long nose, black hair, a black hat, and a yellow face. Additionally, it is mentioned that she is happy.

The given description provides information about the appearance and mood of the two girls. It states that they have brown hair, wear a yellow dress, are thin, happy, and have red shoes. This description helps to paint a picture of the girls' physical attributes and emotional state.

The answer describes the clothes that she is wearing. It mentions that she has a red skirt, brown shoes, a purple pullover, white socks, and a purple t-shirt.

The correct answer is any of the four options provided. They all accurately translate the given sentence "je suis grand et j'ai les cheveux courts" into English, conveying the meaning that the speaker is tall and has short hair.

"Lunettes" is a French word that translates to "glasses" in English. It refers to the eyewear used to correct or protect one's vision. "High heels" and "watches" are unrelated terms and do not have the same meaning as "lunettes".

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The given correct answer for this question is "He is angry". This suggests that the person in question is experiencing the emotion of anger.

Attention aux pluriels irréguliers: des dents = teeth.

The correct answer is "une écharpe" because a scarf is a long piece of fabric that is worn around the neck to keep warm or as a fashion accessory. "Une cravate" is a tie, which is typically worn by men around the neck with a shirt or suit. "Une casquette" is a cap or a hat that is worn on the head.

The correct answer is "He is scared." This can be inferred from the given options, as feeling scared is a common response to a situation that may be perceived as threatening or dangerous.

- Have got (= avoir)> has got à la 3è personne du singulier
- Les adjectifs se placent avant le nom qu'ils qualifient

short = court / small = petit

The given answer "It's a jacket" is correct because a jacket is a type of outerwear that is typically shorter in length and lighter in weight compared to a coat. It is often worn for casual or transitional weather.

The answer "It is disappointed" suggests that the feeling being described is one of disappointment. This means that the subject is not angry or surprised, but rather feels let down or dissatisfied in some way.

trousers / jeans : noms toujours au pluriel

Comparatif d'infériorité: less + adj.+ than
Comparatif d'égalité: as + adj.+ as

Comparatif de supériorité avec adjectif court: + er + than
Attention: adj. finissant par CVC, on double la consonne finale

On peut contracter le verbe avoir: I've got / he's got.
A ne pas confondre avec le verbe être: he is / he's

Comparatif de supériorité : more + adj.long + than
adj. court + er + than
Attention adj. good > better