French 3 review sheet
Please review tests, quizzes, madamemalinge.wikispaces.com, conjuguemos.com and
classzone.com
Unit One: Le look
*page 36 & 37 Physical description vocab (use definite articles le, la, les to describe body parts.
Example in English: My eyes are blue.
Example in French: J’ai les yeux bleus.
*page 42, 48 & 54 toiletry vocab and reflexive verb vocab (me, te, se, nous, vous, se. Il se rase).
*Page 44 & 50 reflexive verb construction in the present, imperative, infinitive and passé
composé.
Ex: tu te laves; lave-toi; tu vas te laver; je me **suis lave(é).
**remember: use “être” & p.p. agrees!
*page 52 Feelings and physical conditions vocab and verbs
Unit Two: les passe-temps
*page 74, 75 & 77 chore vocab and verbs
*page 78 & 80 subjunctive formation used for necessities and obligations (il faut que…)
Formed from the “ils” form of the verb minus -ent plus endings (e, es, e, ions, iez, ent)
*page 81 subjunctive verbs with 2 stems (venir, acheter, espérer, appeler, payer, boire, voir,
prendre).
*page 86 irregular “criminal verbs” in the subjunctive (être, avoir, aller, faire)
*page 87 & 88 other expressions of opinion and wish requiring the subjunctive. (all followed by
“que”).
*page 90 Vocab to describe an object
Unit Three: La nature
*page 112 Vacation vocab and verbs
*page 114 Passé Composé review of all verb types (**être, avoir & reflexive)
**p.p. of être verbs must agree
*page 116 Imperfect formation
Formed from the “nous” of the verb minus –ons, then add endings (ais, ait, ais, ions, iez,
aient)
*page 118, 128 & 131 usage of the imperfect and the passé composé
*page 124 & 125 What happened? Vocab
*page 126 Weather vocab.
Unit Four: La vie quotidienne
*Page 152, 153, 161, 166 vocab for storekeepers and verbs for making purchases, buying,
*page 156 pronouns “y” and “en”
“Y” replaces a place (à, chez, dans, en, sur…)—or à + noun referring to a thing.
“En” replaces the partitive (du, de la, de l’, des) + noun, a noun introduced by a number,
“De” + noun after an expression of quantity.
*Page 158 Indefinite expressions of quantity (can be used as an adjective or a pronoun)
*page 162 Pronouns “le, la, les” and “lui, leur”
“Le, la, les” replaces a direct object (introduced by le, la, les, mon, ma, mes, son, sa, ses,
ce, cette, ces…). In the p.c., the past participle agrees with the direct object pronoun.
“Lui, leur” replace indirect objects (à + person). *There is no p.p. agreement.
*page 164 Order of pronouns where there are 2 pronouns in a sentence (5, 3, 2, 1, 1 & the
triangle).
*page 168 Faire + infinitive is used to describe actions that people have done by someone else.
Unit Five: Le voyage
*page 190, 191, 196, 197 & 198 vocab and verbs for travel
*page 192 Affirmatives and negatives in the present & p.c. **In the p.c., be careful of the
position; “rien” is the only expression that follows the ne…pas pattern.
*page 201 future tense formation (What you “will” do)
Formed with the infinitive + avoir endings (ai, as, a, *ons, *ez, ont)
*Page 201 irregular verbs in the future tense
*page 204 Clauses with the future tense (only “si” clauses follow the English formation; the
other clauses will be in the future tense).
*page 207 The conditional (What you “would” do)
Formed from the infinitive + imperfect endings (ais, ait, ais, ions, iez, aient)
Culture
*page 102 La Chanson de Roland, Charlemagne
*page 110 La protection de la nature/les éco-musées
*page 120 Jacques Cousteau, champion de l’écologie marine
*wikispaces unit 4 “Rue du séjour,” le Maroc, Marrakech et les souks
*wikispaces unit 4, la Poste
*wikispaces unit 4, How to ask for a service