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Common Time Expressions
toujours souvent quelquefois très peu |
Common Time Expressions
always often sometimes very seldom |
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Aller cannot stand alone
Tu vas au cafe? - Oui, j'y vais et Laurent y va aussi |
If you do not mention the place you are going to, you must put the word Y before the verb aller. Y referst to the place already mentioned.
Are you going to the cafe? - Yes, I am going and Laurence is also going. |
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Aller, is used to express how you feel
Ca va? - Oui ca va bien. Comment tu vas? - Tres bien |
How are you - I am good.
How are you - Very good. |
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On y va!
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Lets get going - Should we go?
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Aller + infinitif
Demain on VA AVOIR un examin. Les eleves VONT ETUDIER. je VAIS PASSER l'examen. |
Telling what's going to happen.
Tomorrow they are going to have a test. The students are going to study. I am going to take a test. |
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To make negative
Tu NE VAS PAS ALLER au cafe? Moi, je NE VAIS PAS REGARDER la tele. |
To make a sentence negative you put NE PAS around the conjugated form of ALLER.
You aren't going to go to the cafe? My, I am not going to watch television. |
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Les contractions avec à et de.
à + le = au à + les = aux à + la = à la à + l' = à l' |
The preposition à can mean to, in or at.
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Je vais AU lycee.
Le prof parle AUX eleves. Tu vas à la cantine? Vous allez à l'ecole à pied. |
I am going TO school
The teacher speaks TO the students. Are you going TO the dining hall? Are you going TO school ON foot? |
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Les contractions avec à et de.
de + le = du de +les = des de + la = de la de + l' = de l' |
The preposition de can mean of, from, or about.
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The preposition de also indicates possession or ownership.
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Le lycee de Vincent est a Paris.
Vincent's school is in Paris |
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Prendre
je prends tu prends il prend nous prenons vous preneez ils prennent |
Prendre means to take OR to have when used with foods. It is an irregular verb
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Apprendre
Comprendre Conjugate like prendre |
To Learn
To Understand |
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additionner
soustraire multiplier diviser |
add
subtract multiply divide |
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ça fait
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It's (that is) as an answer to a math problem
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