Intermediate French quiz
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What does "coup de foudre" mean idiomatically?
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What does "tomber dans les pommes" mean?
Answer: To faint
Why: French speakers use this expression when someone suddenly loses consciousness, despite literally mentioning apples.
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What French mood follows the phrase "Il faut que"?
Answer: Subjunctive
Why: Expressions of necessity like 'il faut que' trigger the subjunctive rather than the standard indicative mood.
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What phrase turns a French sentence into a question?
Answer: Est-ce que
Why: Adding "est-ce que" to the start of a statement turns it into a question while keeping standard subject-verb order.
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What does the French false friend "attendre" mean?
Answer: To wait
Why: To say you attend an event or meeting in French, use "assister à" rather than "attendre".
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Which French word pairs with "ne" to mean "never"?
Answer: jamais
Why: In French negative constructions, "jamais" takes the place of "pas" rather than appearing alongside it.
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What does the French idiom "avoir le cafard" mean?
Answer: To feel down
Why: The phrase literally means "to have the cockroach", which poetically evokes gloomy, creeping thoughts.
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