Term
| Verbs that can be directly followed by an infinitive |
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Definition
Adorer
aimer
aller
apercevoir
compter
croire |
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| Verbs that can be directly followed by an infinitive |
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Definition
descendre
desirer
detester
devoir
ecouter
entendre |
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| Verbs that can be directly followed by an infinitive |
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Definition
envoyer
esperer
faillir
faire
falloir
laisser |
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| Verbs that can be directly followed by an infinitive |
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Definition
regarder
rentrer
retourner
revenir
savoir
sembler |
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| Verbs that can be directly followed by an infinitive |
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Definition
sentir
souhaiter
valoir mieux
venir
voir
vouloir |
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| The following verbs require the preposition a to introduce the infinitive |
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Definition
aider a
s'amuser a
apprendre a
s'appreter a
arriver a
s'attendre a |
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Term
| the following verbs require the preposition a to introduce the infinitive |
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Definition
s'autoriser a
avoir a
chercher a
commencer a
cosentir a
continuer a |
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| the following verbs require the preposition a to introduce the infinitive |
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Definition
decider a
se decider a
encourager a
s'engager a
enseigner a
s'habituer a |
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Term
| the following verbs require the preposition a to introduce the infinitive |
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Definition
hesiter a
inviter a
se mettre a
parvenir a
persister a
se plaire a |
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| the following verbs require the preposition a to introduce the infinitive |
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Definition
se preparer a
recommencer a
reflechir a
renoncer a
resister a
reussir a |
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Term
| the following verbs require the preposition a to introduce the infinitive |
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Definition
rever a
servir a
songer a
tarder a
tenir a |
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Term
| the following verbs require the preposition de of the infinitive introduced |
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Definition
accepter de
s'agir de
(s')arreter de
avoir peur de
cesser de
choisir de
conseiller de
se contenter de
continuer de |
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| the following verbs require the preposition de of the infinitive introduced |
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Definition
convenir de
craindre de
decider de
se depacher de
s'efforcer de
empecher de
s'empresser de
essayer de
s'excuser de |
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Term
| the following verbs require the preposition de of the infinitive introduced |
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Definition
feliciter de
finir de
gronder de
se hater de
manquer de
meriter de
offrir de
oublier de
(se) permettre de |
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| the following verbs require the preposition de of the infinitive introduced |
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Definition
persuader de
prendre garde de
prendre le parti de
se presser de
prier de
promettre de
proposer de
refuser de
regretter de |
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| the following verbs require the preposition de of the infinitive introduced |
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Definition
remercier de
rever de
se soucier de
se souvenir de
supplier de
tacher de
venir de |
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Term
| Some verbs require the preposition that introduces the subject and introduces the preposition of the infinitive |
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Definition
commander a qqn de
conseiller a qqn de
defendre a qqn de
demander a qqn de
dire a qqn de
ecrire a qqn de
interdire a qqn de |
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| Some verbs require the preposition that introduces the subject and introduces the preposition of the infinitive |
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Definition
ordonner a qqn de
permettre a qqn de
promettre a qqn de
proposer a qqn de
reprocher a qqn de
suggerer a qqn de |
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Term
| Disjoint pronouns are used to talk about people |
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Definition
moi
toi
lui, elle, soi
nous
vous
eux, elles |
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| pronouns complement indirect objects |
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Definition
me, m'
te, t'
le, la, l'
nous
vous
les |
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Term
| pronouns complement indirect objects |
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Definition
me, m'
te, t'
lui
nous
vous
leur |
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Definition
refers to a previously mentioned or implied place
Are you going to the bank today? No, I'm going (there) tomorrow.
Tu vas à la banque aujourd'hui ? Non, j'y vais demain.
We're going to the store. Do you want to go (there)?
Nous allons au magasin. Tu veux y aller?
He was at Jean's house. He was there.
Il était chez Jean. Il y était. |
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Definition
replaces the partitive article + noun or de + indefinite article + noun. It is equivalent to "some," "any," or "one" in English
Do you have any bread? Yes, I have some.
As-tu du pain ? Oui, j'en ai.
He wants an apple. He wants one.
Il a envie d'une pomme. Il en a envie.
I don't need an assistant. I don't need one.
Je n'ai pas besoin d'un aide. Je n'en ai pas besoin. |
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