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It can be hard to remember so many new words, especially when you don’t hear people using them every day, so it is very helpful to review what you’ve already learned. See if you remember the meaning of these high-frequency words and phrases you’ve already studied.

Remember, learning high-frequency words helps you understand French very quickly because they are the words that show up most often in daily conversation.

a

has

est

is

va

goes

veut

wants

dit

says

donne

gives

il y a

there is, there are

une fille

a girl

ne...pas

do not

un garçon

a boy

Now that you’ve reviewed this vocabulary, match the following phrases and sentences in French with their English equivalents.

To match items, click or tap an item in the left column and then click or tap its match in the right column. If you change your mind, make a different choice. Once you have matched all items, click "Check Answers" to see how you did. Click "Reset" to try again.
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In the next activity, read each French sentence and pick the image that fits best with what the sentence describes.

Elle veut un cupcake.

  1. woman looking at doughnuts
  2. man looking at a burger
  3. woman looking at a cupcake

Elle ne veut pas de pizza.

  1. woman declining pizza
  2. woman declining a salad
  3. mother and daughter making a salad

Elle a de la soupe.

  1. women eating berries
  2. woman eating salad
  3. woman eating soup

Il n’a pas de pizza.

  1. man eating pizza
  2. man eating salad
  3. man offering pizza

Il y a une fille.

  1. woman at a table
  2. man walking down the street
  3. man standing on a bridge

Elle va au restaurant.

  1. young woman playing soccer
  2. young woman walking to glass
  3. young woman sitting down to eat out

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Now, you should be ready to read the short story on the next page, using the words and expressions you have been practicing.

Question

How do you say Where is she in French?

Où est-elle?