Être and avoir in the present: choose the right form
Six multiple-choice questions to recognise the present indicative forms of être and avoir, A1 level.
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Choose the form that correctly completes the sentence.
Je étudiant.
I am a student.
- A · es
- B · suis
- C · est
Choose the form that correctly completes the sentence.
Vous français.
You are French.
- A · sommes
- B · sont
- C · êtes
Choose the form that correctly completes the sentence.
Elles à la maison.
They are at home.
- A · sont
- B · est
- C · êtes
Choose the form that correctly completes the sentence.
Tu un frère.
You have a brother.
- A · ai
- B · a
- C · as
Choose the form that correctly completes the sentence.
Nous un chien.
We have a dog.
- A · avons
- B · avez
- C · ont
Choose the form that correctly completes the sentence.
Il vingt ans.
He is twenty years old.
- A · as
- B · a
- C · ont
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