Je sais Tu sais Il/Elle/On sait Nous savons Vous savez Savoir – to know (“things in your head”) Je sais Tu sais Il/Elle/On sait Nous savons Vous savez Ils/Elles savent Connaître – to know (“people and places”) Je connais Tu connais Il/Elle/On connaît Nous connaissons Vous connaissez Ils/Elles connaissent
Le gouvernement a créé des lois. Le premier ministre est allé aux États-Unis. L’utilisation de l’Internet a augmenté. Je suis rentré d’un concert. Le ministre de la santé a donné un discours dans le Sénat.
I have remembered the civil war. (se souvenir – to remember) Exercise On a separate piece of paper, translate the following sentences into French. You must write the French and the English. Some of the verbs that you need to know are written in brackets. I have remembered the civil war. (se souvenir – to remember) He made his way to school. (se mettre en route – to make one’s way) They have worried about the risk of swine flu. (s’inquiéter – to worry) What time did you (vous) get up? She felt good about herself/”well in her skin”. (se sentir bien dans sa peau – to feel good about oneself)
I have just done my homework. Exercise On a separate piece of paper, translate the following sentences into French. You must write the French and the English. I have just done my homework. She has spoken Spanish for 7 years. The president has just returned from Germany. We have just been on holiday. They have lived in France since they were 35. 20 years ago.
His friend (female) is very intelligent. Their government is weak. Exercise On a separate sheet of paper, translate the following sentences into French. I like your jumper. His friend (female) is very intelligent. Their government is weak. Our country is more beautiful than yours. My other friend is in Italy. Her work is excellent. Their houses are in the south of France. She likes his shirt. He hates her shoes. My homework is not complete.