Question 1a Verb: donner Sentence: Donnez-moi cinq poires. a) transitive verb b) intransitive verb c) reflexive verb Question 1b Translate: Donnez-moi cinq poires. a) Give me five pears. b) Give me five peaches. c) Give me five sails. Question 2a Verb: donner Sentence: La chambre donne, malheureusement, sur la cour. a) transitive verb b) intransitive verb c) reflexive verb Question 2b Translate: La chambre donne, malheureusement, sur la cour. a) Unfortunately, the room gives onto the court. b) The room gives unfortunately over the courtyard. c) Unfortunately, the room overlooks the courtyard. Question 3a Verb: placer Sentence: Si on me place près du radiateur, j'aurai trop chaud. a) transitive verb b) intransitive verb c) reflexive verb Question 3b Translate: Si on me place près du radiateur, j'aurai trop chaud. a) If they give me a seat by the radiator, I'll be too hot. b) If one places me near the radiator, I will have too much heat. c) If they had placed me near the radiator, I would have been too hot. Question 4a Verb: placer Sentence: Alors je me suis placée près de la fenêtre. a) transitive verb b) intransitive verb c) reflexive verb Question 4b Translate: Alors je me suis placée près de la fenêtre. a) So I sat by the window. b) I placed myself near the window. c) Well, I sat near the window. Question 5a Verb: grossir Sentence: Elle a grossit de 10 kilos! a) transitive verb b) intransitive verb c) reflexive verb Question 5b Translate: Elle a grossit de 10 kilos! a) She's fattened up by 10 kilos! b) She's grossed out by 10 kilos! c) She's put on 10 kilos! Question 6a Verb: grossir Sentence: C'est sa nouvelle robe qui la grossit. a) transitive verb b) intransitive verb c) reflexive verb Question 6b Translate: C'est sa nouvelle robe qui la grossit. a) It's her new robe which is fattening her up. b) It's her new dress that makes her look fat. c) It's her new dress that has made her fat. Question 7a Verb: lever Sentence: Il ne se lève pas avant neuf heures. a) transitive verb b) intransitive verb c) reflexive verb Question 7b Translate: Il ne se lève pas avant neuf heures. a) He doesn't get up until nine o'clock. b) He doesn't rise after nine. c) He doesn't lift anything until nine o'clock. Question 8a Verb: lever Sentence: Il n'y aura pas de pain; la pâte n'a pas levé. a) transitive verb b) intransitive verb c) reflexive verb Question 8b Translate: Il n'y aura pas de pain; la pâte n'a pas levé. a) There won't be any bread; the paté didn't lift. b) There won't be any bread; the dough didn't rise. c) There wasn't any bread; the pastry didn't rise. Question 9a Verb: lever Sentence: Lève la vitre! Il se met à pleuvoir! a) transitive verb b) intransitive verb c) reflexive verb Question 9b Translate: Lève la vitre! Il se met à pleuvoir! a) Wind the window up! It's starting to rain! b) Lift up the window! It's starting to rain! c) Put up your umbrella! It's starting to rain! Question 10a Verb: respirer Sentence: Lorsque je suis enrhumé, je respire toujours par la bouche. a) transitive verb b) intransitive verb c) reflexive verb Question 10b Translate: Lorsque je suis enrhumé, je respire toujours par la bouche. a) When I have rheumatism, I always breathe through my mouth. b) When I've got a cold, I always breathe through my mouth. c) When I've got a cold, I always breathe through my nose. Question 11a Verb: respirer Sentence: Elle respire le bonheur. a) transitive verb b) intransitive verb c) reflexive verb Question 11b Translate: Elle respire le bonheur. a) She breathes in happiness. b) She lives and breathes goodness. c) She radiates happiness.
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