Sentence Completion (French)

The sentence 'Nous avons une réunion à quatre heures' means 'We have a meeting at four o'clock.' Réunion means meeting, which fits perfectly. Rendez-vous can mean appointment but réunion is more specific to a formal gathering. Entretien means interview, devoir means homework - neither fits.

September is the ninth month of the year. In French, 'neuvième' means ninth. The sentence 'Septembre est le neuvième mois de l'année' is correct.

The sentence 'Mes parents sont prêts pour le départ' means 'My parents are ready for the departure.' Départ means departure, which is logical context for parents being ready. Arrivée means arrival (opposite), fin means end, arbre means tree - none make sense.

The sentence 'Tu es en retard pour l'école' means 'You are late for school.' En retard is the correct French phrase for being late. Ralentit means slows down, réduit means reduces, avancer means to advance or move forward.

The sentence 'Le docteur m'a donné des médicaments' means 'The doctor gave me medicines.' Médicaments means medicines, which is what doctors typically give. Couteaux means knives, bonbons means candies, boîtes means boxes.

The sentence 'Le camion venait vers moi' means 'The truck was coming toward me.' Vers is the French preposition meaning 'toward.' Verre means glass, vert means green (masculine), verte means green (feminine) - none fit.

The sentence 'Tu dois me dire la vérité' means 'You must tell me the truth.' Dois is the correct present tense conjugation of devoir (to must) for 'tu.' Doigts means fingers, deverai is incorrect spelling (should be devrai), devra is third person singular.

The sentence 'Le chasseur a tué un lion' means 'The hunter killed a lion.' Chasseur means hunter, which makes semantic sense. Chauffeur means driver, chaussure means shoe, chaussette means sock.

The sentence 'Le pêcheur attrape des poissons' means 'The fisherman catches fish.' Poissons (plural) is correct because 'des' requires plural form. Poisson (singular) would need 'un.' Poison means poison, poids means weight.

The sentence 'Le bébé est couché sur le lit' means 'The baby is lying on the bed.' Sur is the correct preposition for 'on.' Dans means 'in,' sous means 'under,' en is a general preposition that doesn't fit here.

The sentence 'La fille chantait une ____' means 'The girl was singing a ____'. A 'chanson' (song) is the only logical completion - girls sing songs, not stories (histoire), fields (champ), or goats (chèvre). The verb chanter (to sing) pairs naturally with chanson.

The sentence 'J'ai joué au football la semaine _____' means 'I played football ____ week'. The phrase 'la semaine dernière' means 'last week'. 'Prochaine' would mean 'next' (future), while 'derrière' and 'arrière' mean behind/back - incorrect for time expressions.

The sentence 'Il fait très chaud en _____' means 'It is very hot in ____'. Summer (été) is the hottest season. Printemps (spring) and automne (autumn) are mild, while l'hiver (winter) is cold - making été the only logical choice.

The sentence 'Le _____ répare ma voiture' means 'The ____ repairs my car'. A mécanicien (mechanic) is a professional who repairs vehicles. The other options are different professions: voleur (thief), charpentier (carpenter), bûcheron (lumberjack) - none repair cars.

The sentence 'Le _____ donne le courrier' means 'The ____ gives/delivers the mail'. A facteur (postman/mailman) is specifically responsible for delivering mail. The other options are different professions: policier (police officer), boulanger (baker), plombier (plumber).

The sentence 'J'ai un _____ avec le docteur' means 'I have a ____ with the doctor'. 'Un rendez-vous' is a French expression meaning 'an appointment'. The other options don't fit: conversation (conversation), jambe (leg), main (hand) - none collocate properly with 'avec le docteur' in this context.

The sentence '_____ est le deuxième mois de l'année' means '____ is the second month of the year'. In the Gregorian calendar, February (Février) is indeed the second month. The other options are different months: Août (August, 8th), Juillet (July, 7th), Mai (May, 5th).

The sentence 'Les oiseaux ont des _____' means 'The birds have ____'. Birds are characterized by having feathers (plumes). The other options are incorrect: mammals have fur (poils), humans and animals have teeth (dents), and boîtes (boxes) are inanimate objects.

The sentence 'La chaise est ____' means 'The chair is ____'. Since 'chaise' is feminine, the adjective must also be feminine. 'Lourde' is the feminine form of 'lourd' (heavy). 'Lourd' (option D) is masculine and grammatically incorrect. 'Bas' and 'brun' are unrelated adjectives.

The sentence 'Le lion mange _____' means 'The lion eats ____'. Lions are carnivores and eat meat. 'De la viande' (some meat) is the correct food category. The other options are incorrect: lions don't eat vegetables (légumes), ventres (bellies), or vêtements (clothes).

The sentence 'Harpreet _____ le premier dans la course' means 'Harpreet ____ first in the race'. Since Harpreet is a singular third-person subject, the verb must be 'était' (was - imperfect tense of être). 'Étaient' is plural, 'étais' is first-person singular, and 'avais' is first-person singular of avoir - all grammatically incorrect.

The sentence 'Chaque dimanche je lave mes _______' means 'Every Sunday I wash my ____'. Among the options, clothes (vêtements) are commonly washed weekly. Mains (hands) are washed daily but not specifically on Sunday, and livres (books) and chaussures (shoes) aren't typically washed in this context.

Stylo means pen in French, which is the tool used for writing. A livre is a book (what you write in), chaise is chair (furniture), and chemise is shirt (clothing) - none of which are writing instruments.

Chauffeur means driver in French, the person who drives a vehicle. Jardinier is gardener, fille is girl, and femme is woman - while women and girls can drive, chauffeur is the specific term for a professional driver.

Voleur means thief in French, the person who steals. Fille is girl, dame is lady, and femme is woman - these are general terms for females, not specifically for someone who steals.