Did you know that the French have no less than five verbs that mean "to leave"? S'en aller, quitter, partir, sortir, and laisser all mean "to leave" in one way or another. You need a different verb to express that you're leaving your clothes on the floor versus going out for a night on the town versus leaving for an extended vacation. Do you know the difference between these five verbs? Take our French verb quiz and find out whether you're French skills are up to par!

1. You want to say that you forgot where you left your keys. You say:

J'ai oublie ou j'ai laisse mes cles.

J'ai oublie ou je m'en suis alle mes cles.

J'ai oublie ou j'ai quitte mes cles.

J'ai oublie ou je suis sorti mes cles.