Welcome to this crossword puzzle about French sentence structure! At the A1 level, building simple sentences is one of the most important first steps in learning French. Test your knowledge of basic word order, subject pronouns, and key grammatical terms as you complete the grid. Bonne chance!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 1. Agreement in grammar
- 6. Agreement or concordance of tenses
- 8. To must or owe
- 9. To go out
- 10. To believe
- 12. Nominal relating to noun
- 13. To know
- 14. To put
- 15. Compound tense or sentence
- 16. To return or give back
Down
- 2. Declarative statement sentence
- 3. Adverbial complement
- 4. Preposition word
- 5. Interrogative sentence type
- 6. Coordination of sentence elements
- 7. To pass
- 11. To enter
Answers
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Across
- 1. Agreement in grammar → accord
- 6. Agreement or concordance of tenses → concordance
- 8. To must or owe → devoir
- 9. To go out → sortir
- 10. To believe → croire
- 12. Nominal relating to noun → nominal
- 13. To know → savoir
- 14. To put → mettre
- 15. Compound tense or sentence → compose
- 16. To return or give back → rendre
Down
- 2. Declarative statement sentence → declarative
- 3. Adverbial complement → circonstanciel
- 4. Preposition word → preposition
- 5. Interrogative sentence type → interrogative
- 6. Coordination of sentence elements → coordination
- 7. To pass → passer
- 11. To enter → entrer
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