Que 1. Self Introduction in minimum 8-10 sentences.

Ans-

(i) Je m'appelle Pragya Jaiswal.

(ii) Je viens de Nagpur.

(iii) J'ai 20 ans. Je suis né le 6 avril 2001.

(iv) Je suis étudiant. J'étudie le droit.

(v) J’aime cuisiner.

(vi) J’aime me faire des amis.

(vii) J'aime écouter de vieilles chansons.

(viii) J'aime dessiner du ketch.

(ix) J'apprends le français.

(x) J’aime regarder le Big Boss.

Que 2. Information about France in French in minimum 100 words.

Ans- La France est le plus grand pays d'Europe occidentale. La capitale de la France est Paris. La
Marseillaise est l'hymne national. Le bust de Marianne, il symbolise la republique. La fete nationale
est le quartorze juillet. L'embleme national est le Drapeau francais. Emmanuel Macron est l'actuel
président de la France. Le sport national de la France est le football. Le coq gaulois est l'animal
national de France. La France a un système de gouvernement semi-présidentiel, avec à la fois un
président et un premier ministre. La monnaie de la France est l’euro. Le climat en France est assez
varié, mais généralement d'Europe de l'Ouest - dans l'ensemble un peu plus chaud que le Royaume-
Uni, un peu plus frais que l'Espagne.

Que 3. French verb format and verb conjugations of any 5 irregular verbs with meanings.

SR. Irregular Meaning Irregular verb Meaning

NO. verbs conjugation
1. Aller To go Je…vais I am going/I go

Tu…vas You are going

Il/elle…va He/She is going

Nous…allons We are going

Vous…allez You are going(formal)

Ils/ells…vont They are going (all

masculine/feminine)

7. Être To be Je…suis I am
 Tu…es You are

Il/elle…est He/she is
Nous…sommes We are

Vous… Vous êtes You are (formal)

Ils/Elles… sont They are (all

masculine/feminine)
3. Avoir To have J’ai I have

Tu… as You have

Il/Elle… a He/she has

Nous… avons We have

Vous…avez You have (formal)

Ils/Elles… ont They are (all

masculine/feminine)
4. Venir To come Je…viens I am coming

Tu…viens You are coming

Il/elle…vient He/she is coming

Nous…venons We are coming

Vous…venez You are coming (formal)

Ils/ells…viennent They are coming (all

masculine/feminine)

5. savoir to know, to Je… sais I know

know how to
Tu… sais You know
Il/Elle… sait He/she knows
 Nous… savons We know

Vous… savez You know (formal)

Ils/Elles…savent They know (all

masculine/feminine)

Q4. List of any 10 nouns with their articles and meanings:

SR. NO. Nouns Meanings

1. Un homme A man
2. La bouteille The bottle
3. Une voiture A car
4. Le pigeon The pigeon
5. Le chimpanzé The chimpanzee
6. Le salon The salon
7. Une pomme An apple
8. Le chameau The camel (masculine)
9. Le jus The juice
10. Une femme A woman

Q5. List of any 10 verbs with their meanings:

SR. VERBE MEANING

NO.
1. Parler To speak

2. Aller To go

3. Être To be
4. Demander To ask
6. Venir To come
7. Aimer To like, to love
8. Jouer To play
9. Finir To finish
10. Donner To give

Q6. List of 10 adjectives/adverbs with their meanings:

SR. Adjectives/adverbs Meanings
NO.
 1. Beaucoup A lot
2. Assez Quite,fairly

3. Certainement Certainly
4. Lentement Slowly

5. Moins Less

6. Aujourd'hui Today
7. Oui Yes

8. Alors Then

9. Bientôt Soon

10. Quelque Some

Q7. Explain some pronunciation rules with 2 examples

(i) In French language subject pronoun and verb will be together.
For example: J’ aussi habite à Nagpur. Here subject pronoun ‘Je’ is not together
with verb ‘habiter’ therefore the sentence is wrong. The corrects sentence will be
J’ habite aussi à Nagpur.
(ii) The conjugation of 2 verb is not allowed.
For example: Je suis joue au football. Here the verb ‘jouer’ is also conjugated.
Therefore, the correct sentence will be Je suis jouer au football.

Q8. List of 2 modal verbs with conjugation and meaning:

SR.
Modal
NO Meaning Conjugation
verbs
.
Je…peux
I can
Tu…peux
You can
Il/elle…peut
He/she can
1. Pouvoir can/able Nous…pouvons
We can
Vous…pouvez You can(formal)

Ils/ells… They can (all

peuvent masculine/feminine)

7. Vouloir To want Je…veux I want

 Tu…veux You want
Il/elle…veut
He/she want
Nous…voulons
We want

Vous…voulez You want (formal)

They want (all

Ils/ells…veulent
masculine/feminine)

Q9. List of 5 interrogative pronouns with meaning

1. Quel- which and what (male)
2. A quelle heure- At what time?
3. Comment- How?
4. Quand-when?
5. Combien de-how many?
Q10. List of any 5 greetings with meaning

SR. LES SALUTATIONS GREETINGS

NO.
1. Bonjour! Hello! (Also, Good
Morning!)
2. Au revoir! Goodbye!
3. Bon après-midi! Good afternoon!
4. Bonsoir! Good evening!
5. Bonne nuit! Good night!

Que 11. Extra Topic

 French verbs are actually divided into three conjugations with the following grouping:

 1st group: verbs ending in -er.

 2nd group: verbs ending in -ir.
 3rd group
o 1st section: verbs ending in -ir, with the gerund ending in -ant.
o 2nd section: verbs ending in -oir.
o 3rd section: verbs ending in -re.
The first two groups follow a regular conjugation, whereas the third group follows
an irregular one. The third group is considered a closed-class conjugation form, meaning that
most new verbs introduced to the French language are of the first group (téléviser), with the
remaining ones being of the second group.
It is noteworthy that the verb aller is the only verb ending in -er belonging to the third group.
How to make negative sentences in French
Most negative sentences in French are formed with the ne … pas construction.
The conjugated verb comes between the two parts: ne + verb + pas.

 The two negative words are placed around (before and after) the conjugated verb, like
this: Tu ne joues pas. (You don’t play.)

 If a conjugated verb begins with a vowel, ne becomes n’. For example: Ils n’ont pas de

chien. (They don’t have a dog.)