French module 1

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Moi...et quelques autres

In the present tense, the je form of regular -er verbs ends in -e. Most French verbs are -er verbs.

the word for my has to agree with the noun. e.g. mon frère ma soeur mes frères mes soeurs.

Adjectives that already end in -e stay the same.

Les choses que j'aime faire.

Quel? (which?) is an adjective it changes form depending on the noun it's with.

singular:

mas.= quel jour? , fem.= quelle fille?

plural:

mas.= quells sports? , fem.= quelles series?

Moi, moi et encore moi.

reflexive verbs are verbs that have me te se and other forms in front of them.

me, te, se, nous, vous, se

Mes parents

the word a before a job is omitted in French. So it's just mon pere est ingenieur.

Adjectives agree with the person or thing that they describe.

to make the feminine form for most you add an -e

adjectives that already end in -e stay the same.

some change ending like sportif = sportive and parresseux= paresseuse

! C'etait super/fantastique/cool/genial

- Bof / c'etait pas mal

x c'etait nul

ce n'es pas mon truc. = it's not my thing.

a direct object pronoun replaces a noun which is the object of a sentence. It goes before the verb.

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