Expression d’intensite en francais : Tant, Tellement ou Si? SI / TELLEMENT + adjectif ou adverbe + que –> Exemples: 1) Ce film est tellement ennuyeux que tous les spectateurs sont partis avant la fin de la seance. 2) Il court si vite que personne ne peut le rattraper. TELLEMENT / TANT avec un verbe—> Il parle tellement que je m’ endors. TELLEMENT … Read more
In general: · the ‘default’ place for the adjective is after the noun; · certain ‘basic’ or ‘functional’ adjectives go before the noun; · certain adjectives change their meaning or emphasis depending on whether they’re before or after the noun. Adjectives that go before the noun 1) Adjectives with basic meaning The following adjectives generally … Read more
1) Y refers to a previously mentioned or implied place; it is normally translated by “there” in English. 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 … Read more
French practice to review passive form and past tenses ______________________________ Submit answers or contact a French tutor for more information
French expressions and vocabulary to discuss products and purchases ______________________________ Submit answers or contact a French tutor for more information
Review and practice use of pronouns in French Pronom direct 2) Pronom indirect Practice ______________________________ Submit answers or contact a French tutor for more information
How to ask a question for which the answer is OUI or NON? Exemple: Do you speak French? (formal or plural)—> EST-CE QUE vous parlez francais? Oui, je parle francais. Does your friend like traveling?—> EST-CE QUE ton ami aime voyager? Oui, mon ami aime voyager. Do your friends like watching TV?—> EST-CE QUE tes … Read more
Activity A: Listening Comprehension See transcript Activity B: Grammar – conjugate in Passe Compose Use online verb conjugation tool Activity C: Listening comprehension Listen to the following conversation and report what he does ______________________________ Submit answers or contact a French tutor for more information
Review of verbs in the present tense For more verbs and use online verb conjugator Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 Make one sentence using the following verbs: DEVOIR (Must) – POUVOIR (can) – VENIR (to come) – PRENDRE (to take) – VOIR ( to see) – DESCENDRE (to go down) // … Read more
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