Forming Questions with 'où' in French

This video tutorial teaches how to ask questions in French using the word 'où', focusing on different structures and tenses. It covers simple present tense examples, more complex structures, and past tense usage. The tutorial also provides practice suggestions and encourages viewers to engage with the content by forming their own questions.

What is the primary focus of using 'où' in French questions?

• To describe actions

• To ask about reasons

• To indicate location

• To express time

How can 'où' be used in a formal question structure?

• By placing it at the end of the sentence

• By using 'est-ce que' after 'où'

• By starting the question with 'où'

• By omitting 'où' entirely

In informal spoken French, where can 'où' be placed in a question?

• At the beginning

• All of the above

• In the middle

• At the end

What is the purpose of adding a 't' in the question 'Où mange-t-il'?

• To change the verb tense

• To indicate a question

• To improve pronunciation

• To make the sentence longer

Which structure is used to form questions with 'où' and 'manger'?

• Inversion of subject and verb

• Using 'est-ce que'

• Both A and B

• Neither A nor B

How do you form a question in passé composé with 'où'?

• By using 'est-ce que' only

• By inverting the subject and auxiliary verb

• By placing 'où' at the end

• By using a different verb

What is a key feature of forming questions with 'où' in passé composé?

• Adding an extra verb

• Using a hyphen between subject and verb

• Omitting the subject

• Changing the verb to future tense

Which method is more commonly used in spoken French for questions with 'où'?

• Inversion

• Neither is used

• Using 'est-ce que'

• Both are equally used

What is the suggested way to practice forming questions with 'où'?

• By reading French novels

• By creating your own questions

• By watching more videos

• By writing essays

What is the call to action at the end of the video?

• To learn another language

• To buy a French textbook

• To subscribe to the channel

• To visit France