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Introduce yourself in French worksheet answer key for French A1 (free PDF download)

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Quick answer: To introduce yourself in French, say your name with Je m'appelle…, your job or nationality with Je suis…, and your town with J'habite à…. This answer key corrects the 20 problems of the French A1 worksheet on introduce yourself in French, from complete with m’appelle to write a short email intro: the final answer in bold, the rule behind it, and a model answer for each writing task.

Here is the answer key of the French A1 worksheet on introduce yourself in French. Try the worksheet first, then compare, and reread the lesson if a rule is unclear.

Check each answer against the model, then read it aloud. The key explains the rule behind every item so you can see whether you slipped on the verb, the elision or the missing article. Re-do any problem you missed after a day.

Level: French A1 (CEFR beginner) · Standards: CEFR A1, Spoken interaction

Introduce yourself in French: the answers explained

Problem 1 Complete with m’appelle

(a) m’appelle (b) suis (c) habite. Name: s’appeler; job: être; town: habiter.

Problem 2 Choose the right verb

(a) suis (b) m’appelle (c) habite.

Problem 3 Add the apostrophe

(a) J’habite à Rabat. (b) Je suis médecin. (c) Je m’appelle Léa. Elide only before a vowel or silent h.

Problem 4 Conjugate être

(a) est (b) êtes (c) suis.

Problem 5 Match question and answer

1 — C; 2 — B; 3 — A.

Problem 6 Translate into French

(a) Je m’appelle Claire. (b) J’habite à Tahiti. (c) Je suis étudiant. (or étudiante). No article before the job.

Problem 7 Translate into English

(a) Pleased to meet you, I’m Samir. (b) She lives in Fort-de-France. (c) He is a cook.

Problem 8 Fill in the badge

Model: Je m’appelle Yasmine Berrada. Je suis avocate. J’habite à Casablanca. Check the feminine form avocate.

Problem 9 Make it formal

(a) Comment vous appelez-vous ? (b) Où habitez-vous ? (c) Vous êtes de quelle ville ?

Problem 10 Put in order

(a) J’habite à Bordeaux. (b) Je suis informaticien. (c) Elle s’appelle Inès.

Problem 11 Correct the mistake

(a) Je suis dentiste. (no article) (b) J’habite à Genève. (elision) (c) Je m’appelle Paul. (do not mix être and s’appeler)

Problem 12 Conjugate habiter

(a) habitez (b) habite (c) habite.

Problem 13 Reply to the question

Model: Je m’appelle Jules Marchand. Je suis cuisinier. J’habite à Nice. Check: je m’appelle, no article before the job, à + town.

Problem 14 Read the introduction

(a) He is an electrician. (b) In Liège. (c) From Kinshasa.

Problem 15 Translate with vous

(a) Comment vous appelez-vous, monsieur ? (b) Où habitez-vous ? (c) Vous êtes ingénieur ? (or Êtes-vous ingénieur ?)

Problem 16 Complete the dialogue

m’appelle, êtes, suis, habite.

Problem 17 Plan your first day

Model: Bonjour ! Je m’appelle Anaïs Rolland. Je suis designer. J’habite à Lyon. Et vous, comment vous appelez-vous ? Check: greeting, three core sentences, vous question.

Problem 18 Rewrite for a third person

Elle s’appelle Olivia. Elle est pharmacienne. Elle habite à Montréal.

Problem 19 Add the nationality

(a) sénégalaise (b) américain (c) canadienne. Add -e for a woman.

Problem 20 Write a short email intro

Model: Bonjour ! Je m’appelle Tom. Je suis menuisier. J’habite à Annecy, mais je suis de Lille. Et vous, où habitez-vous ? Check: correct verbs, no article, vous question.

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