VocabularyConfusing WordsHomophones grammaticauxHomophones grammaticaux – exercices Homophones grammaticaux – exercices show special characters display incorrect answers Exercises Choose the correct option. La Provence estet une très belle région de France.[Provence is a very beautiful region of France.]|3rd person singular of the verb être → est|Check: in this context we could use était instead of est Florence sece demande pourquoi le train a du retard.[Florence is wondering why the train is late.]|The verb se demander is reflexive; se is the 3rd person singular reflexive pronoun Mes cousins onont envie d’aller à la plage.[My cousins want to go to the beach.]|3rd person plural of the verb avoir → ont|Check: in this context we could use avaient instead of ont Tu vas aà Paris ce week-end ?[Are you going to Paris this weekend?]|Preposition to → à|Check: à cannot be replaced by avait C’estS’est Georges qui a eu l’idée d’organiser cette exposition.[It was Georges' idea to organise this exhibition.]|Ce + 3rd person singular of être = c’est Les chats aiment se promener sûrsur les toits.[The cats like walking on the rooftops.]|Preposition on (au dessus de) → sur|Check: even though it would have the opposite meaning, grammatically we could replace sur with sous Monique ne fait pas confiance à sontson sens de l’orientation.[Monique doesn’t trust her sense of direction.]|Possessive determiner → son|Check: we could use mon or ton here instead of son Préférez-vous un thé ouoù un café ?[Do you prefer tea or coffee?]|Offering a choice between two options: ou|Check: we could use ou bien here instead Je leurleurs ai donné rendez-vous à 16h devant la piscine.[I told them to meet me at four o’clock in front of the pool.]|Indirect object pronoun (them) without an -s → leur|Check: the sentence would still make sense if we used lui instead of leur Faites attention, sesces montagnes sont très belles mais elles peuvent être dangereuses.[Be careful, these mountains are beautiful but they can be dangerous.]|Plural demonstrative determiner → ces J’étudierai l’archéologie, quoiqu’quoi qu’ en disent mes parents.[I’m going to study archeology, whatever my parents say.]|Expression|Check: we could replace quoi'que with peu importe ce que (peu importe ce que disent mes parents) Online exercises to improve your French Improve your French with Lingolia. Each grammar topic comes with one free exercise where you can review the basics, as well as many more Lingolia Plus exercises where you can practise according to your level. Check your understanding by hovering over the info bubbles for simple explanations and handy tips. Homophones grammaticaux – exercices Homophones grammaticaux – mixed exercise Lingolia Plus French Unlock all grammar exercises for French with a Lingolia Plus account 698 interactive grammar exercises for French sorted by topic and level (A1–C1) with a built-in progress tracker and awards system Get started with Lingolia Plus Homophones grammaticaux – exercices complémentaires Homophones grammaticaux – mélange 1 A2 Homophones grammaticaux – mélange 2 A2 Homophones grammaticaux – mélange 3 A2 A1Beginner A2Elementary B1Intermediate B2Upper intermediate C1Advanced