Questions in French
All about Questions in French
- Using interrogative words, such as where? and when? and use them in the context of a question with verbs, pronouns and description.
- Using intonation to change a statement into
Questions in French
All about Questions in French
- Using interrogative words, such as where? and when? and use them in the context of a question with verbs, pronouns and description.
- Using intonation to change a statement into a question.
- Inverting the order of pronouns and verb to indicate a question.
- Adding isn't it? at the end of the sentence.
Examples of interrogative French question words
The good news is, sometimes one word is all you need to get your point across! This applies to questions as well.
Using word order, intonation and n'est-ce pas? (isn't it?)
This formula works with any question. Look at the examples below, starting with a statement and then two types of questions (the first question is a word order change, the second uses n'est-ce pas?):
Answering questions in French
Let’s look at examples of answers you might get when you ask the question!
I hope you find these free French language lessons helpful.Happy learning!
Marie-Claire Rivière and the Rocket French Team