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Lesson 2.04 - Going Out
G: À and De
The preposition à can indicate a destination, a location, a characteristic, measurement, a point in time,
purpose, and several other things which will be covered later.
When le follows à, the à and le combine into au. Similarly, à and les combine into aux.
The preposition de can indicate an origin, contents, possession, cause, manner, and several other things
which will be covered later.
When le follows de, the de and le combine into du. Similarly, de and les combine into des.
V: Leisure Activites
Les loisirs refers to leisure activities.
le cinéma
la musique
le baladeur
une sortie
un spectacle
le théâtre
le repos
le vacancier
la danse
allumer/éteindre
la télévision
cinema
music
walkman
going out
a show
the theater
rest
a vacationer
dance
to turn on/turn off
television
le(la) téléspectateur(trice) television
viewer
le sport
sport
G: Partir & Sortir
French Verb • Present Indicative • audio (upload)
partir to leave
Singular
(past participle - parti(e)(s))
Plural
first person je pars jeuh pahr I leave nous partons noo partoh we leave
second person tu pars too pahr you leave
third person
il part eel pahr
he leaves
vous partez voo pahrtay you leave
ils partent
eel part
they leave
(masc. or mixed)