Test Yourself 6 questions
Choose the best translation for 'paniqué'.
The word 'paniqué' directly translates to 'panicked' in English.
Which sentence uses 'paniqué' correctly?
'Paniquée' describes a state of being, so it fits with 'être' (to be). The other sentences use it incorrectly.
What is the opposite of 'paniqué'?
'Calme' (calm) is the opposite of being 'paniqué' (panicked).
If someone is 'paniqué', they are feeling relaxed.
'Paniqué' means affected by panic, so they are definitely not relaxed.
The word 'paniqué' is an adjective.
Yes, 'paniqué' describes a noun and can change gender and number, which are characteristics of an adjective.
You can use 'paniqué' to describe someone who is very happy.
'Paniqué' is about extreme fear or panic, not happiness.
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