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Some more exercisesIf you want to ask for something in French, you can use the expression: "Est-ce ..." (Is this/that ...?).
As an answer to these questions, you can either say yes or no:
Exercise Based on the pictures you can see here, answer the questions you are being asked either with 'oui' (yes) or 'non' (no). Example:  Est-ce une commode?Non, ce n'est pas une commode. C'est un lit.
Exercise You are visiting your aunt in France and you are trying to use your knowledge of French with your little niece Jaqueline, who is 3 years old. Your niece points to different things in the room and then gives you a questioning look. What can you say to her for each of the following things? Example: journal (interesting) Le journal est intéressant.
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