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Grammar
Answer: B. L'école est grande.
École begins with a vowel, so le and la become l'. Le école and la école leave the article unjoined, which is not the form. Les is plural, and est grande is singular, so that option disagrees with itself. The correct sentence is L'école est grande.
Grammar
Answer: B. est allée
Hier marks a finished event, so the tense is the passé composé. Aller uses être, and Amina is feminine singular, so the participle agrees: est allée. Va is present. Aller is the infinitive, which is the form in a bracket, not the answer. Allée on its own has no auxiliary.
Grammar
Answer: A. pas
Ne and pas wrap the verb in a simple negation: Paul ne comprend pas la question. Jamais would mean never, and it does not sit as two words in that gap. Aucun and personne replace a noun. They are not the second half of ne ... pas. The gap needs pas.
Grammar
Answer: B. la
Une robe is feminine singular, so the direct object pronoun is la: Elle la met dans le sac. Le would replace a masculine noun. Les would replace a plural. Lui is for a person who receives something, not for the dress itself. The pronoun has to match the noun it replaces.
Vocabulary
Answer: C. A library
Une bibliothèque is a library, the place where books are kept and borrowed. A market is un marché. A kitchen is une cuisine. A hospital is un hôpital. Learn the noun with its article, la bibliothèque, so the gender is part of the word you revise.
Grammar
Answer: A. faisons
Chaque soir describes a present habit, so the present tense is the match: nous faisons. Avons fait is a finished event in the passé composé. Ferons is the future. Faire is the infinitive. A habit that is still true uses the present, not a past event and not a plan.
Grammar
Answer: B. visiterai
Demain places the visit in the future, so the futur simple is visiterai. Visite could be the present, which does not match demain. Visiter is the infinitive. Visitais is the imparfait, a habit or a background in the past. The time word in the sentence chooses the tense.
Grammar
Answer: D. contentes
Filles is feminine plural, so the adjective takes e and s: contentes. Content is masculine singular. Contents would be masculine plural. Contente is feminine singular, which would fit one girl, not les filles. Agreement is a mark on its own, separate from knowing the adjective.
Écris le lieu, la date et la salutation. (2 marks)
Écris une phrase pour l'inviter. (2 marks)
Answer the parts you can. Everything you write is marked together.
Marking guide
(a) A place and a date: 1 mark. Cher or Chère with the friend's name: 1 mark.
(b) An invitation in French: 2 marks. A formal greeting such as Monsieur le Directeur does not fit a letter to a friend.
Put the verb into the passé composé: Hier, Amina (aller) au marché. (2 marks)
Say why the participle has that ending. (2 marks)
Answer the parts you can. Everything you write is marked together.
Marking guide
(a) Est, the auxiliary être: 1 mark. Allée: 1 mark.
(b) Être, not avoir: 1 mark. Agreement with a feminine singular subject: 1 mark.
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