Question

instructions: translate the following sentences using -er verbs and \à\ contractions.

1. i am going to the park. →
2. she listens to music at the library. →
3. we play soccer at the school. →
4. do you (singular) go to the swimming pool? →
5. they watch a movie at the cinema. →

part f – mini - dialogue

Explanation:

To solve this, we translate each sentence into French using -ER verbs and "à" contractions (like "au", "à la", "à l'", "aux").

1. I am going to the park.

• "I" is "Je", "go" (aller, but for -ER verbs, we use "aller" in present? Wait, no—wait, the instruction is -ER verbs. Wait, maybe a mistake? Wait, "aller" is an -ER verb? Wait, "aller" is a special -ER verb (irregular). But maybe the intended is to use "aller" with "à" contractions. "Park" is "parc" (masculine), so "à + le" = "au".

So "Je vais au parc."

2. She listens to music at the library.

• "She" is "Elle", "listen" is "écouter" ( -ER verb). "Music" is "la musique", "library" is "la bibliothèque" (feminine, so "à la").

Conjugate "écouter" for elle: "écoute".
So "Elle écoute de la musique à la bibliothèque."

3. We play soccer at the school.

• "We" is "Nous", "play" is "jouer" ( -ER verb). "Soccer" is "le foot" (masculine), "school" is "l'école" (feminine, "à l'école" since "école" starts with a vowel).

Conjugate "jouer" for nous: "jouons".
So "Nous jouons au foot à l'école."

4. Do you (singular) go to the swimming pool?

• "You (singular)" is "Tu", "go" is "aller" ( -ER verb, irregular). "Swimming pool" is "la piscine" (feminine, "à la").

Conjugate "aller" for tu: "vas". The question form: "Tu vas à la piscine ?"

5. They watch a movie at the cinema.

• "They" is "Ils/Elles" (let's use "Ils" as default), "watch" is "regarder" ( -ER verb). "A movie" is "un film", "cinema" is "le cinéma" (masculine, "au").

Conjugate "regarder" for ils: "regardent".
So "Ils regardent un film au cinéma."

Final Answers:

1. Je vais au parc.
2. Elle écoute de la musique à la bibliothèque.
3. Nous jouons au foot à l'école.
4. Tu vas à la piscine ?
5. Ils regardent un film au cinéma.

Answer:

To solve this, we translate each sentence into French using -ER verbs and "à" contractions (like "au", "à la", "à l'", "aux").

1. I am going to the park.

• "I" is "Je", "go" (aller, but for -ER verbs, we use "aller" in present? Wait, no—wait, the instruction is -ER verbs. Wait, maybe a mistake? Wait, "aller" is an -ER verb? Wait, "aller" is a special -ER verb (irregular). But maybe the intended is to use "aller" with "à" contractions. "Park" is "parc" (masculine), so "à + le" = "au".

So "Je vais au parc."

2. She listens to music at the library.

• "She" is "Elle", "listen" is "écouter" ( -ER verb). "Music" is "la musique", "library" is "la bibliothèque" (feminine, so "à la").

Conjugate "écouter" for elle: "écoute".
So "Elle écoute de la musique à la bibliothèque."

3. We play soccer at the school.

• "We" is "Nous", "play" is "jouer" ( -ER verb). "Soccer" is "le foot" (masculine), "school" is "l'école" (feminine, "à l'école" since "école" starts with a vowel).

Conjugate "jouer" for nous: "jouons".
So "Nous jouons au foot à l'école."

4. Do you (singular) go to the swimming pool?

• "You (singular)" is "Tu", "go" is "aller" ( -ER verb, irregular). "Swimming pool" is "la piscine" (feminine, "à la").

Conjugate "aller" for tu: "vas". The question form: "Tu vas à la piscine ?"

5. They watch a movie at the cinema.

• "They" is "Ils/Elles" (let's use "Ils" as default), "watch" is "regarder" ( -ER verb). "A movie" is "un film", "cinema" is "le cinéma" (masculine, "au").

Conjugate "regarder" for ils: "regardent".
So "Ils regardent un film au cinéma."

Final Answers:

1. Je vais au parc.
2. Elle écoute de la musique à la bibliothèque.
3. Nous jouons au foot à l'école.
4. Tu vas à la piscine ?
5. Ils regardent un film au cinéma.