SAT II French : SAT Subject Test in French
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Example Question #1 : Sat Subject Test In French
Choose the correct possessive adjective to go in the blank.
"Tu habites ici?"
"Oui, c'est __________ maison."
ton
ma
ta
mon
mes
ma
"Maison" is a feminine noun, therefore in order to say "my house," the correct form of my is "ma."
Example Question #2 : Sat Subject Test In French
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.
Je n'ai rien mangé ce matin. J'ai __________.
hâte
envie
peur
faim
honte
faim
This sentence means "I didn't eat anything this morning. I am __________." It does not make sense to next say that you are scared or ashamed. It also does not make sense to say that you are looking forward to something or that you want something.
Example Question #3 : Sat Subject Test In French
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
"J'aime cette voiture."
"Merci, c'est la __________."
mien
ta
mienne
tienne
ma
mienne
"La mienne"/"le mien" means "mine." "Voiture" is a feminine noun, so it must be replaced with a feminine possessive pronoun.
Example Question #4 : Sat Subject Test In French
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
"Tu vas à Paris?"
"Moi aussi, je vais __________ aller la semaine prochaine."
y
en
le
la
lui
y
The preposition "à" cannot be replaced by any other than "y."
Example Question #5 : Sat Subject Test In French
Choose the correct preposition to go in the blank.
On part en vacances. On va __________ Paris.
à
chez
au
dans
en
à
The sentence is saying, "We are going to Paris." The preposition "to," when referring to a city, is always "à."
Example Question #6 : Sat Subject Test In French
Choose the correct answer to go in the blank.
"Il faut dire bonjour à ta grand-mère."
"Je le __________ ai déjà dit."
te
lui
me
leur
la
lui
The first sentence means "You have to say hello to your grandmother." "Lui" specifies that you have already said hello to her.
Example Question #7 : Sat Subject Test In French
Choose the grammatically correct sentence.
Tu as un appartement beau.
Tu as un bel appartement.
Tu as une appartement belle.
Tu as un beau appartement.
Tu as une belle appartement.
Tu as un bel appartement.
"Appartement" is a masculine noun, but it also begins with a vowel sound. The preceding adjective cannot end in a vowel sound as well. "Bel" is a masculine adjective used to place a consonant between the two vowel sounds. Adjectives referring to beauty are always placed before the noun.
Example Question #1 : Present Conditional / Le Conditionnel
Choose the correct conjugation of the verb "acheter" to go in the blank.
Si j'étais riche, j'__________ une belle voiture.
achèterai
achèterais
achète
acheter
achetais
achèterais
This sentence means, "If I were rich, I __________ a beautiful car," with all of the answer choices being conjugations of the verb "acheter," which means "to buy." Since "would buy" fits in the sentence and is the conditional tense, "achetèrais" is the only correct answer.
Example Question #8 : Sat Subject Test In French
Choose the correct conjugation of the verb "être" to go in the blank.
Je suis content(e) que tu __________ là.
étais
sois
soit
sont
es
sois
"Je suis content(e)" is expressing sentiment, which requires the subjunctive.
Example Question #3 : Sat Subject Test In French
Choose the grammatically correct sentence.
J'ai été en France quand j'ai eu dix-huit ans.
J'étais en France quand j'ai été dix-huit ans.
Je suis allé(e) en France quand j'étais dix-huit ans.
J'ai allé en France quand j'étais dix-huit ans.
Je suis allé(e) en France quand j'avais dix-huit ans.
Je suis allé(e) en France quand j'avais dix-huit ans.
This sentence means, "I went to France when I was eighteen." "Went" is one single action and therefore translates into the passé composé. "Was" is a continuous action/state and therefore translates into the imparfait.
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