French Grammar and Body Vocabulary Flashcards

Flashcards covering French body parts, health expressions, conjugations of devoir, demonstrative and interrogative adjectives, and demonstrative and interrogative pronouns.

What does the verb "devoir" mean in French, and what form usually follows it?

It means "must" or "to have to", and it is usually followed by an infinitive.

What caution is given regarding the verb "devoir" in relation to another French verb?

Attention: DEVOIR ≠ AVOIR.

What are the present tense (prÉsent) conjugations of the verb "devoir"?

je dois, tu dois, il/elle/on doit, nous devons, vous devez, ils/elles doivent.

What does the verb "devoir" mean when conjugated in the conditional tense (conditionnel)?

It is used to say "should".

What are the conditional tense (conditionnel) conjugations of the verb "devoir"?

je devrais, tu devrais, il/elle/on devrait, nous devrions, vous devriez, ils/elles devraient.

Which grammar worksheet presents the rules and conjugations for the verb "devoir" in present and conditional tenses?

LES VERBES DEVOIR ET FALLOIR

What are the forms of the French interrogative adjectives (which / what)?

m.s. quel, f.s. quelle, m.p. quels, f.p. quelles.

What are the forms of the French demonstrative adjectives (this / that / these / those)?

m.s. ce / cet, f.s. cette, m.p./f.p. ces.

What are the forms of the French interrogative pronouns (which one / which ones)?

m.s. lequel, f.s. laquelle, m.p. lesquels, f.p. lesquelles.

What are the forms of the French demonstrative pronouns (this one / that one / the ones)?

m.s. celui, f.s. celle, m.p. ceux, f.p. celles.

What are the French translations for "the hair", "the head", "the face", and "the eye/eyes"?

les cheveux, la tÊte, le visage / figure, l'œil / les yeux.

What are the French translations for "the brain", "the heart", "the lung", and "the stomach"?

le cerveau, le cœur, le poumon, l'estomac / le ventre.

What are the French translations for "the shoulder", "the arm", "the elbow", "the wrist", "the hand", and "the finger"?

l'paule, le bras, le coude, le poignet, la main, les doigts (le doigt).

What are the French translations for "the leg", "the knee", "the ankle", "the foot", and "the toe"?

la jambe, le genou, la cheville, le pied, l'orteil / les orteils.

How do you ask "What's wrong?" in French according to the vocabulary sheet?

Qu'est-ce-qu'il y a? or Qu'est-ce que tu as?

What are the French verbs for "to cough", "to sneeze", "to be sick", and "to seem tired"?

tousser, Éternuer, Étre malade, and avoir l'air fatiguÉ(e).

How do you express having "the flu", "a cold", and "a fever" in French?

avoir la grippe, un rhume, de la fiÈvre.

What are the French reflexive verbs for "to hurt oneself", "to burn oneself", "to break one's…", "to twist one's…", and "to cut one's…"?

se faire mal / se blesser (hurt/injure oneself), se brÉler (burn oneself), se casser (break one's…), se fouler (twist one's…), and se couper (cut one's…).

What are the French expressions for "to look good/bad" and "to feel well/bad"?

avoir bonne / mauvaise mine and se sentir bien / mal.