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Verb + Preposition if necissary...
- telephone
- marry
- join
- obey
- approach
- Telephoner a
- Se marrier a
- Se joindre a
- obeir a
- S'approcher de
- to ask for something...
- to hope for something...
- to wait for something...
- demander qqch.
- esperer qqch.
- attendre qqch.
- to think of someone
- to consist of
- to fill with
- to cover with...
- to depend on...
- to borrow from...
- penser a
- consister en
- remplir de
- couvrir de
- dependre de
- emprunter a
Different Prepositions change the meaning of a verbe...

- "to dream of" vs. "to ponder"

- "to fail in" vs. "to lack"
- rever de qqch. vs. rever a qqch.
- manquer a qqch. vs. manquer de qqch.
Pronom Personnel Tonique

In what circumstances do we keep the preposition a?
1- with pronominal verbes
ex: je me confie a lui

2- with the verbs: Penser a, Rever a, Faire attention a.
What are the Pronoms Personnels Tonique?
moi, toi, lui, nous, vous, eux/elles
What are the Pronoms Personnels Non-Tonique?
me, te, lui, nous, vous leur
When are adjectifs qualificatifs accompanied by the preposition "DE"? Give and example.
When they describe a subjects relation to something else.
ex: responsable de...
satisfait de...
The prepositions "envers" and "avec" are used with what verbs?
1 Aimable
2 Poli
3 Charitable
4 Agreable
How is the prepostion "de" used with an adjectif? Give an example.
When the adjectif describes a pronom indefini.
ex: quelqu-un d'intelligent
rien de grave
How is "PENDANT" used as a preposition de temps? What is the common tense?
Pendant indicates the period during which an action took place. Past
How is "POUR" used as a preposition de temps? What is the common tense?
Pour indicates the time during which an action will take place in the future. Future
How is "DEPUIS" used as a preposition de temps? What is the common tense?
Depuis indicates the period from which point an action (which may not yet have finished) has taken place. Present.
How is "EN" used as a preposition de temps?
Indicates the time needed to complete an action.
How is "DANS" used as a preposition de temps? What is the common tense?
Indicates the time remaining until an action will begin. Future.
How is "DANS" different from "SUR" as Prepositions de Lieu?
Dans is used to denote being within a Physical Object; Sur is used to denote simple contact with an object.
How are DANS and EN different as Prepositions de Lieu?
Dans: - within a phsical object
- within a specific vehicle

En: - Within an abstract object
- A mode of general transit
What preposition is used to place a location within a greater region ex: Montreal within Canada
Dans: Montreal est situe dans Canada.
What preposition is used to relate a location to another using directions ex: Montreal is north of the US.
A: Montreal est situe au nord des Etats-Unis
Faire Attention!!

- to drink from...
- to eat from...
- to take from one's pocket...
- boire dans
- mager dans
- prendre qqch. dans sa poche.
What is the difference between the "AVANT" and "DEVANT"?
Devant is used with Space, Avant is used with Time
How do you make a sentence using Avant + Infinitive?
You use the preposition "DE" to link Avant with the Infinitive.

ex: Avant de ranger ma chambre, je vais regarder le television.
How does "APRES" function with an Infinitive?
Directly, without preposition. The Infinitive must be in the past participle because it talks of an action already finished.
ex: Apres avoir range ma chambre, je suis sorti avec mes amis.
To watch a programme on the TV
Regarder un emmission a la television
To rent something for the hour/ the day
Louer qqch. a l'heure/ a la journee
To pay for something by the hour/ the day/ the week.
Payer (paie) de l'heure MAIS par jour/semaine