ER et É (Niveau 4)

Choisis la bonne terminaison:

Elle ne veut pas se réveill​ (a)  

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Answer explanation

It is part of a combination verb where 'vouloir' is the first verb, so it must end in ER.

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Ils ont oubli​ (a)   les souliers.

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Answer explanation

It is part of a combination verb with AVOIR, so it must be 'é'. It is not made plural, because you only do the 'accord' under very specific (level 5) situations with AVOIR.

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Nous sommes retourn​ (a)   après les vacances.

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Answer explanation

It is part of a combination verb with ÊTRE, so it must be 'é'. Also, you ALWAYS do the 'accord' with verbs conjugated with ÊTRE.

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Elle serait tomb​ (a)   si non pour la personne qui lui a secour​ (b)   .

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Answer explanation

1. It is part of a combination verb with ÊTRE, so it must be 'é'. Also, you ALWAYS do the 'accord' with verbs conjugated with ÊTRE.

2. The second verb is a combination verb with AVOIR, so it is also 'é', but there is no 'accord' because it follows the rules.

Choisis la bonne terminaison:

Elle a ét​ (a)   jet​ (b)   dehors.

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Answer explanation

1. This verb followed a conjugation of AVOIR, so you put 'é' and as is normally the case, there is no accord with AVOIR.

2. The verb before this one is ÊTRE, so it is also é, BUT it must now also respect the accord with the subject (which is feminine singular).

Choisis la bonne terminaison:

Les enfants sont arriv​ (a)   émerveill​ (b)   avec une femme fatigu​ (c)  

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Answer explanation

1. This verb followed a conjugation of ÊTRE, so you put 'é' and you must do the accord with 'Les enfants'.

2. This is an adjective, so it must end in 'é' and it must do the accord with the word it describes (les enfants).

3. This is also an adjective, but it describes 'une femme', so you must add 'ée'.

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Vous êtes rest​ (a)   pour la journée ensoleill​ (b)  

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Answer explanation

1. This verb followed a conjugation of ÊTRE, so you put 'é' and you must do the accord with 'Vous'.

2. This is an adjective, so it must end in 'é' and it must do the accord with the word it describes (la journée)

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Le fait de mang​ (a)   , c'est important pour ta sant​ (b)  

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Answer explanation

1. This comes after 'de' so it must end in ER.

2. This is a noun. It is a common word, so I figured I'd test you to see if you knew it was spelt with 'é' at the end.

Choisis la bonne terminaison:

Vous seriez enchant​ (a)   de pouroir chant​ (b)   avec une chanteuse expériment​ (c)  

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Answer explanation

1. This is a combination verb that comes after ÊTRE, so yo put 'é' and you must do the accord.

2. This came after 'de' so you must end it with 'ER'.

3. This is an adjective so you must do the accord with the word it describes (une chanteuse).

Choisis la bonne terminaison:

Elle peut quitt​ (a)   pour appel​ (b)   sa mère occup​ (c)  

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Answer explanation

1. This combination verb does NOT use AVOIR or ÊTRE, so you put ER.

2. This comes after 'pour' so it must be ER.

3. This is an adjective so it must end in 'é' and it must do the accord with the word it describes (sa mère).