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safran safranne saffron G: Adverbs Expressing Degree assez - rather, enough Il est assez intelligent. - He is rather intelligent. très - very Il est très z intelligent. [9] - He is very intelligent. vraiment - truly, really Il est vraiment intelligent. - He is really intelligent. ^ In this book, liaison is shown that the sound is connected using z or some letter. See also French/Lessons/Basic_grammar#Liaison.
Lesson 1.04 - Family G: The verb avoir "Avoir" can be translated as "to have". Formation French Verb • Present Indicative • audio (100 kb • help) avoir to have Singular Plural first person j'ai jay I have nous z avons noozahvoh n we have second person tu as too ah you have vous z avez voozahvay you have third person il a eel ah he has elle a ell ah she has ils z ont eelzohn t they have (masc. or mixed) on n a ohnah one has elles z ont ellzohn t they have (fem.) Examples J'ai deux stylos. Tu as trois frères. Il a une idée. I have two pens. You have three brothers. He has an idea. Expressing Age Avoir is used to express age. Tu as quel âge? - How old are you? [lit: You have what age?] J'ai trente ans. - I'm thirty (years old). [lit: I have thirty years] There is/are - Il y a The expression il y a means there is or there are. Il y a un livre. - There is a book. Il y a des livres. - There are books. V: The Family French Vocabulary • Print version • audio (info •1245 kb • help) The Family La Famille Immediate Family Extended Family
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Lesson 2.06 - Everyday Life G: Dorm
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G: Falloir falloir - to be necessar
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past participle in perfect tenses).
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la dinde turkey le crabe crab le ja
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Nous avons mangé une tarte. We ate
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le pourboire laisser je voudrais..
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Lesson 2.10 - Communication G: -aî
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French Verb • Print version • a
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LEVEL THREE Level Three Lessons Con
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Lesson 3.01 - Vacations V: General
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Je vais au Texas. - Je reviens du T
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le (grand-duché du) Luxembourg Lux
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G: Perfect Tenses You will be learn
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Lesson 3.02 - Work G: Irregular Pas
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Lesson 3.03 - Health V: Illness Fre
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pas possible ("not possible") telle
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Le poumon Lung L'estomac (m) Stomac
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The indirect object pronouns do not
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Lesson 3.05 - Youth G: Imperfect -
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All forms except nous and vous have
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Reciprocal Verbs With reciprocal ve
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Lesson 3.07 - Ancient History L'his
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in the phrases ce qui and ce que, w
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G: Superlative le/la/les + plus/moi
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V: France's Role in Global Politics
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GRAMMAR Grammar Contents Informatio
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No change -e -e Final Consonant Dou
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Third person singular - son, sa, se
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But negative adverbs, such as pas (
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Examples French Grammar • Print v
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Je ne l'ai donné à personne (I di
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sous sur under 1. on 2. upon 3. on
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It is used in the same ways as the
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Note that while le, la, and les are
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L'impératif When expressing positi
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(He likes this film. => Does he lik
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Verb tenses sorted by type Simple t
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Verbs Due to their specificity, min
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la saison le printemps l'été (m)
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English - French Dictionary See: Le
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See: European History For the histo
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E French English l'Écosse (f) Scot
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le Luxembourg Luxembourg M French E
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Saint-Vincent-et-les-Grenadines (m)
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please s'il vous plaît /sil vu pl
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Courtesy La politesse Please S'il t
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IPA chart French consonants Dental
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Bagnole n., Slang for 'car' ban-YOL
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n., college or university; short fo
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preferences utility. If you are usi
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French administration Le portail de
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How To Read The Anthem You will not
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Lessons information Lesson Planning
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