Ch 1 · Lesson 13French · Chapter 1 · Lesson 13 · Phrase session
Asking and answering
Interrogation without the police station: who, where, how old, how many.
Why these go together
A good conversation is mostly questions. These are the ones you will ask most, each with the answer you might get back.
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Where do you live?
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How old are you?
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Have you got any brothers or sisters?
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Yes, I have a sister and a brother.
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Who is that? It's my friend.
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How many people are there in your family?
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Why are you sad?
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He lives with his mother and his father.
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She's twelve and she's really nice.
Matching
0/9Match each phrase to what it means.
Fill in the blank
0/9Put the missing word back.
Où est-ce que tu ? (Where do you live?)
Quel as-tu ? (How old are you?)
Tu as des frères et ? (Have you got any brothers or sisters?)
Oui, j'ai une et un frère. (Yes, I have a sister and a brother.)
Qui est-ce ? C'est mon . (Who is that? It's my friend.)
de personnes y a-t-il dans ta famille ? (How many people are there in your family?)
est-ce que tu es triste ? (Why are you sad?)
Il avec sa mère et son père. (He lives with his mother and his father.)
Elle a douze ans et elle est très . (She's twelve and she's really nice.)
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