My house and my home The 15 questions of lesson 21 «My house and my home» of the French course of Mova's primary school with their options, 91 sentences, every one parsed by Mova with its syntax tree and pragmatics. How the student did on them: the lesson at school .
t1 Your mate goes, "Houses are boys in French, innit - un maison." Put him right. wrong ✗ t2 Tyler from Texas says, "Y'all, my room's on the first floor, same as the front door." His Paris friend hears "premier étage". Where will the friend look first? wrong ✗ t3 A cartoon cat in a French book is "sous la table". Your little brother draws it on top of the table. What's wrong? wrong ✗ t4 Callum from Glasgow writes "J'habite à Écosse." His mate says, "Nae bother, à works for everything." Who's right? wrong ✗ t5 Gran, back from a holiday in Brittany, says, "The cave had wine bottles and a washing machine in it, my lover." (She's from Somerset - "my lover" just means "love".) Why is that normal? right ✓ t6 ★★★ Max stays at his gran's at weekends and texts "Je suis à chez mamie." What's the problem? right ✓ t7 ★★★ A French girl lives in un appartement on le deuxième étage. She walks down two flights of stairs. Where is she now? wrong ✗ t8 Ben in Newcastle draws a house: "le cuisine, la salon, le jardin". He says, "Howay, two out of three's canny, like." (canny = pretty good) How many are actually right? wrong ✗ t9 What would happen if you asked a French hotel for "une chambre" when you meant the dining room? wrong ✗ t10 ★★★ Which sentence has every little word right? wrong ✗ t11 Lily from Ohio asks, "Chez - is that like cheese, no cap?" (no cap = honestly) What do you tell her? wrong ✗ e1 Identify the grammatically correct rendering of the statement "I reside in a house" in the French language. wrong ✗ · exam e2 It is given that a dwelling comprises a rez-de-chaussée and a premier étage. Ascertain which of the two is situated at street level. wrong ✗ · exam e3 Select the preposition required before the name of a feminine country, such as Écosse, pursuant to the rules of French usage. wrong ✗ · exam e4 Determine which possessive form accompanies the noun chambre, irrespective of the sex of the speaker. wrong ✗ · exam ← previous
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