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Indefinite Articles |
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Femenine: une
Masculine: un
Plural: des
Translation: a/an, some |
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ce/cet = this/that (masculine)
cette = this/that (femenine)
ces = these/those (plural) |
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Grammar
Five ways to ask a yes/no question |
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1) Intonation: "Tu aimes chanter?"
2) Est-ce que: "Est-ce que tu aimes chanter?"
3) Inversion: "Aimes-tu chanter?"
4) Negation: "Tu aimes chanter, n'est pas?" |
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Possessive Adjectives |
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Definition
my = mon (M), ma (F), mes (P)
your = ton (M), ta (F), tes (P)
his/her = son (M), sa (F), ses (P)
our = notre (M&F), nos (P)
your (all) = votre (M&F), vos (P)
their = leur (M&F), leurs (P) |
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Grammar
What happens to indefinite articles in negation? |
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Definition
In negation, un, une, and des become de. |
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Grammar
When are definite articles used? |
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Definition
1) For something very specific: "The cat that ate my hat."
2) For generalities: "In general, cats chase mice."
3) For verbs of preference: "I like coffee." |
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Grammar
Definite Articles |
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La (F), Le (M), Les (P)
"the" |
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Definition
Aller = to go
Je vais, Tu vas, Il/Elle va, Nous allons, Vous allez, Ils/Elles vont |
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Conjugation
How to conjugate regular -er verbs
(use "manger" - to eat - as example) |
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Definition
Je mange
Tu manges
Il/Elle mange
Nous mangons
Vous mangez
Ils/Elles mangent |
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Je suis
Tu es
Il/Elle est
Nous sommes
Vous êtes
Ils/Elles sont |
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