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French questions here are language-learning tasks: translating between French and English, conjugating verbs, filling gaps with the right form, reading a passage and answering on it, and writing a CV, a letter or a short essay in French.

Popular topics in French

• Verb Conjugation

  Regular -er, -ir and -re verbs, common irregulars, and the présent, passé composé, imparfait and futur.

• Nouns & Agreement

  Gender and plural forms, articles, and agreement of adjectives and past participles.

• Pronouns

  Subject, direct and indirect object pronouns, y and en, and their position in a sentence.

• Translation

  Translating both ways, faux amis, and keeping the tense and register of the original.

• Comprehension

  Answering questions on a passage in French, and finding the sentence that justifies an answer.

• Writing

  CVs, formal and informal letters, short essays and presentations, with connectors and opinion phrases.

How ScanSolve helps with French

ScanSolve answers in French when the task is in French and gives the English where translation is asked for, so both can be checked. Each conjugation is labelled with its tense and person, and irregular forms are flagged as irregular rather than slipped in.

Written tasks follow the format required — a CV laid out as a CV, a letter with its formulas of address and closing — and comprehension answers quote the line that supports them, which is what these papers require.

Study tips for French

1. 01

   Learn verbs as full paradigms and note which take être in the passé composé; the agreement follows from it.

2. 02

   Check adjective and past participle agreement at the end of every written answer. It is the most common lost mark.

3. 03

   Watch faux amis: actuellement means currently, not actually. They are put in papers deliberately.

4. 04

   For comprehension, answer in French in full sentences unless told otherwise, and quote the passage to justify.

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