Vis à Vis - Chapitre 5, Grammaire
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French | English |
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 je -stu -s il/elle - nouse -ons vous -ez ils/elles -ent | Conjugating -re verbs (present tense) |
| je fais tu fais il/elle fait nous faisons vous faites ils/elles font | Conjugating the verb faire (to do, to make) (present tense) |
| je vais tu vas il/elle va nous allons vous allez ils/elles vont | Conjugating the verb aller (to go) (present tense) |
| my = mon your (sin.) = ton his/hers = son our = notre your (pl.) = votre their = leur | Singular, masculine, possessive adjectives (ex. my, yours) (gender dependent on possessed item) |
| my = ma your (sin.) = ta his/hers = sa our = notre your (pl.) = votre their = leur | Singular, feminine, possessive adjectives (ex. my, your) (gender dependent on possessed item) |
| my = mes your (sin.) = tes his/hers = ses our = nos your (pl.) = vos their = leurs | Plural possessive adjectives (ex. my, yours) (gender dependent on possessed item) |
| rendre visite à + personne | to visit - for people |
| visiter + leiu | to visit - for places |
| préférer je préfère vous préférez | The accents on the verb "to prefer" change... |
| Present: I am doing something. ex. J'étudie. Future: I am going to to something. ex. Je vais étudier. | How to say the future tense with the verb "to go" |
| en + voyen (sound, so incl. h) au + consenne | Why "in spring" is "au printemps" while all the others use "en". |
| This is due to old-timey sexism. ex. la femme = woman, wife l'homme =man le mari = husband | Family words for females vs. males: words for females are often redundant/can mean more than one thing, while for males words are specific |
| Je vais aller au cinéma. Je ne vais pas aller au cinéma. | How to negate future tense phrases. |
| The French usually specify what they're doing, ex. jogging vs. aerobics vs. weightlifting. | French exercises/ exercising. |
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