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DONC VS ALORS
AVOIR BEAU IN FRENCH Avoir beau is a verb that has nothing to do with “beau” (handsome, beautiful) and is always followed with a verb infinitive form: Avoir beau + inf. The meaning is: to FRENCH RELATIVE PRONOUNS II LEQUEL, DONT Lequel, Dont Here is the video 4. Relative Pronouns as Indirect Objects for THINGS Lequel agrees in gender with the noun it is related to: Le bureau sur lequel DE VS DES | LEARN FRENCH ONLINE De or Des before plural words. When De or Des are partitive: 1. Expressions of Quantity: These expressions don’t allow the pluralDES. Beaucoup de
CELA (ÇA) VS CE
We are talking about the neutral “it”, when “it” refers to something specific we use the subjects “il” or “elle”. “Cela” and “ça” are the same thing, some prefer to use “cela” in a formal way. 1. “Ce” with the verb to be (être): We use “ce” for this, that, it or even a pronoun like he, she,they. It is for
RENTRER REVENIR RETOURNER As usual in French, we have rules, meanings and exceptions, moreover these verbs have more than one meaning. Rentrer and revenir are verycommon, but
MUTE LETTERS IN FRENCH: L, P, S, T, X Mute Letters in French: L, P, S, T, X 1. L The letter L is at the end of the word: Fusil Outil Exception: the L can be mixed with more letters: Ail, Travail, LOS DEFECTOS EN FRANCÉS Escucha el vocabulario en Francés dando click en las palabras. los defectos en Francés. 1. Avare / Avaro,a 2. Borné,e / Corto,a de alcances 3. Bête / Tonto,a 4. Coléreux,se / LEARN FRENCH ONLINE WITH PASCALSHOPFRANCÉSTYPE TEXTSPANISHGRAMMARMAGAZINE Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos for free DE, DU, DE LA, DES IN FRENCH 1. With uncountable words (what we call partitive) Like milk , water, rice, patience, love etc things you can’t divide, you can’t say ‘one water’, you just say ‘water’ or ‘some water’, these words in French needs “de, du, de la”. masculine: de. masculine +le: du or de l’
DONC VS ALORS
AVOIR BEAU IN FRENCH Avoir beau is a verb that has nothing to do with “beau” (handsome, beautiful) and is always followed with a verb infinitive form: Avoir beau + inf. The meaning is: to FRENCH RELATIVE PRONOUNS II LEQUEL, DONT Lequel, Dont Here is the video 4. Relative Pronouns as Indirect Objects for THINGS Lequel agrees in gender with the noun it is related to: Le bureau sur lequel DE VS DES | LEARN FRENCH ONLINE De or Des before plural words. When De or Des are partitive: 1. Expressions of Quantity: These expressions don’t allow the pluralDES. Beaucoup de
CELA (ÇA) VS CE
We are talking about the neutral “it”, when “it” refers to something specific we use the subjects “il” or “elle”. “Cela” and “ça” are the same thing, some prefer to use “cela” in a formal way. 1. “Ce” with the verb to be (être): We use “ce” for this, that, it or even a pronoun like he, she,they. It is for
RENTRER REVENIR RETOURNER As usual in French, we have rules, meanings and exceptions, moreover these verbs have more than one meaning. Rentrer and revenir are verycommon, but
MUTE LETTERS IN FRENCH: L, P, S, T, X Mute Letters in French: L, P, S, T, X 1. L The letter L is at the end of the word: Fusil Outil Exception: the L can be mixed with more letters: Ail, Travail, LOS DEFECTOS EN FRANCÉS Escucha el vocabulario en Francés dando click en las palabras. los defectos en Francés. 1. Avare / Avaro,a 2. Borné,e / Corto,a de alcances 3. Bête / Tonto,a 4. Coléreux,se / LEARN FRENCH WITH PASCAL Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos DE, DU, DE LA, DES IN FRENCH 1. With uncountable words (what we call partitive) Like milk , water, rice, patience, love etc things you can’t divide, you can’t say ‘one water’, you just say ‘water’ or ‘some water’, these words in French needs “de, du, de la”. masculine: de. masculine +le: du or de l’
LEARN FRENCH ONLINE: FREE FRENCH LESSONS Learn French online Free and easy for beginners and children, learn to speak French from Home or at School with this step-by-step vocabulary. Basic French to Advanced level, so start today.CELA (ÇA) VS CE
We are talking about the neutral “it”, when “it” refers to something specific we use the subjects “il” or “elle”. “Cela” and “ça” are the same thing, some prefer to use “cela” in a formal way. 1. “Ce” with the verb to be (être): We use “ce” for this, that, it or even a pronoun like he, she,they. It is for
PRESENT CONTINUOUS IN FRENCH The imparfait is already a continuous tense in French but if you want to emphazise you can add the “être en train de” form: J’étais en train de manger. Image of French Present continous (you can download or share) Exercise: Fill the blanks French PresentContinuous.
ASKING QUESTIONS IN FRENCH asking questions in French easily step-by-step lesson. 3 ways to ask Questions in French. We are going to see how to ask questions in French from a statement, there are three ways, two correct for writing and the last one in a conversation. PARCE QUE VS PUISQUE Parce Que. You know the meaning is ‘because’, but you can also translate “puisque” with because and also with ‘since’ or ‘seeing that’. Puisque becomes puisqu’ before a vowel. 2. Puisque. Examples: Since you are here, give me a hand: Puisque tu es là, viens m’aider! Ça doit être vrai, puisqu’il le dit! it mustbe true
À CAUSE DE VS PARCE QUE IN FRENCH Parce que vs À cause de in French 1. Parce que "Parce que" means 'because'. And it is followed with a pronoun subject (with a verb). Jene veux pas y aller
FRENCH NUMBERS 0 TO 20 Pronunciation Help: Un is the masculine word, there is a liaison with the following word starting with a vowel: j'ai un ami = j'ai un nami. Une is the feminine form. Deux, we don't pronounce the x, but in a liaison it is said like a z: deux amis = deu zami. The same thing for trois= trois amis (zamis) Quatre is sometimes pronounced kat. Cinq is sometimes pronounced sin: sin livres. CROSSWORD - FRENCH NUMBERS Crossword French for numbers in French. You may need to scrolldown the DOWN part to see the latest numbers LEARN FRENCH ONLINE WITH PASCALSHOPFRANCÉSTYPE TEXTSPANISHGRAMMARMAGAZINE Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos for free LEARN FRENCH WITH PASCAL Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos MUTE LETTERS IN FRENCH: L, P, S, T, X Mute Letters in French: L, P, S, T, X 1. L The letter L is at the end of the word: Fusil Outil Exception: the L can be mixed with more letters: Ail, Travail, WORDS STRESS IN FRENCH Words Stress in French. The video is HERE. Word stressing exists in all languages, you may ask, and in French? In French too, it is what we call a fixed stress always on the same syllable! Watch the video and listen to the examples. A Word Stress in French is l’accent tonique. YouTube. Learn French with Pascal. DE VS DES | LEARN FRENCH ONLINE De or Des before plural words. When De or Des are partitive: 1. Expressions of Quantity: These expressions don’t allow the pluralDES. Beaucoup de
TARD VS RETARD IN FRENCH Tard and retard are both ‘late’ in English, so what is the difference between them in French? 1. Tard. This word expresses ‘lateness’. I went to bed late: Je suis allé au lit tard. It is too late: c’est trop tard. It is getting late: il se fait tard. It is a bit late: c’est un peu tard. I will come later: je viendraiplus tard.
RENTRER REVENIR RETOURNER As usual in French, we have rules, meanings and exceptions, moreover these verbs have more than one meaning. Rentrer and revenir are verycommon, but
FRENCH RELATIVE PRONOUNS II LEQUEL, DONT Lequel, Dont Here is the video 4. Relative Pronouns as Indirect Objects for THINGS Lequel agrees in gender with the noun it is related to: Le bureau sur lequel ESPÉRER QUE + SUBJUNCTIVE, YES OR NO? Espères-tu qu’il viendra? or espères-tu qu’il vienne? are both correct. However, we can use espérer que + subjunctive in a statement if the meaning of espérer is to hope with a future meaning, to wish. When “espérer” means to expect we use the indicative: I expecthim to
LOS DEFECTOS EN FRANCÉS Escucha el vocabulario en Francés dando click en las palabras. los defectos en Francés. 1. Avare / Avaro,a 2. Borné,e / Corto,a de alcances 3. Bête / Tonto,a 4. Coléreux,se / LEARN FRENCH ONLINE WITH PASCALSHOPFRANCÉSTYPE TEXTSPANISHGRAMMARMAGAZINE Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos for free LEARN FRENCH WITH PASCAL Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos MUTE LETTERS IN FRENCH: L, P, S, T, X Mute Letters in French: L, P, S, T, X 1. L The letter L is at the end of the word: Fusil Outil Exception: the L can be mixed with more letters: Ail, Travail, WORDS STRESS IN FRENCH Words Stress in French. The video is HERE. Word stressing exists in all languages, you may ask, and in French? In French too, it is what we call a fixed stress always on the same syllable! Watch the video and listen to the examples. A Word Stress in French is l’accent tonique. YouTube. Learn French with Pascal. DE VS DES | LEARN FRENCH ONLINE De or Des before plural words. When De or Des are partitive: 1. Expressions of Quantity: These expressions don’t allow the pluralDES. Beaucoup de
TARD VS RETARD IN FRENCH Tard and retard are both ‘late’ in English, so what is the difference between them in French? 1. Tard. This word expresses ‘lateness’. I went to bed late: Je suis allé au lit tard. It is too late: c’est trop tard. It is getting late: il se fait tard. It is a bit late: c’est un peu tard. I will come later: je viendraiplus tard.
RENTRER REVENIR RETOURNER As usual in French, we have rules, meanings and exceptions, moreover these verbs have more than one meaning. Rentrer and revenir are verycommon, but
FRENCH RELATIVE PRONOUNS II LEQUEL, DONT Lequel, Dont Here is the video 4. Relative Pronouns as Indirect Objects for THINGS Lequel agrees in gender with the noun it is related to: Le bureau sur lequel ESPÉRER QUE + SUBJUNCTIVE, YES OR NO? Espères-tu qu’il viendra? or espères-tu qu’il vienne? are both correct. However, we can use espérer que + subjunctive in a statement if the meaning of espérer is to hope with a future meaning, to wish. When “espérer” means to expect we use the indicative: I expecthim to
LOS DEFECTOS EN FRANCÉS Escucha el vocabulario en Francés dando click en las palabras. los defectos en Francés. 1. Avare / Avaro,a 2. Borné,e / Corto,a de alcances 3. Bête / Tonto,a 4. Coléreux,se / LEARN FRENCH WITH PASCAL Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos PRESENT PERFECT IN FRENCH Please try again later. In English, we use the Present perfect: 1. For an action or an event started in the past and still true in the present. You have passed your exam: tu as réussi tes examens. In French, we use le passé composé (however, le passé composé is not connected to the present in French, so, sometimes, you need to beclearer
PRESENT CONTINUOUS IN FRENCH The imparfait is already a continuous tense in French but if you want to emphazise you can add the “être en train de” form: J’étais en train de manger. Image of French Present continous (you can download or share) Exercise: Fill the blanks French PresentContinuous.
CROSSWORD - FRENCH NUMBERS Crossword French for numbers in French. You may need to scrolldown the DOWN part to see the latest numbersDONC VS ALORS
0:00 / 7:39. Live. •. 1. Donc vs Alors. “Donc” leads to a conclusion depending on what we said previously, so it is the translation of ‘then’ or ‘so’ with the meaning of ‘therefore’. “Alors” introduces a new event following a first one in the time, so it is the translation of ‘then’ or ‘so’with the meaning of
VOIX ACTIVE / VOIX PASSIVE IN FRENCH Active voice, Passive voice. The active voice is when the subject of the sentence makes the action: Je mange la tarte (“je” is the subject and is eating the pie, so making the action) PARCE QUE VS PUISQUE Parce Que. You know the meaning is ‘because’, but you can also translate “puisque” with because and also with ‘since’ or ‘seeing that’. Puisque becomes puisqu’ before a vowel. 2. Puisque. Examples: Since you are here, give me a hand: Puisque tu es là, viens m’aider! Ça doit être vrai, puisqu’il le dit! it mustbe true
PAST PARTICIPLE AGREEMENT: ETRE Rule: agreement between the SUBJECT and the PAST PARTICIPLE. Elle est tombée. “Elle” is feminine so we add an “e” at the end of “tombé”. Ils sont restés (they stayed) “Ils” is masculine plural so we add an “s” at the end of “resté”. Je suis partie (I left) (Je = Charlotte) “Je” is feminine so we add an “e WHAT TIME IS IT IN FRENCH : TELLING TIME 24 hour Clock. You can see here how we say the time in French in the afternoon, you need to learn the numbers from 13 to 24, and it is easy to see that 14 = 2, 16 = 4, etc. TEST - FRENCH CLOTHING www.frenchspanishonline.com. Listen to what I am wearing and drag. the clothes to the blue rectangle. Click here to get the solution. www.frenchspanishonline.com. Listen to the audio file then drag the correct clothe and check the answer. LEARN FRENCH ONLINE WITH PASCALSHOPFRANCÉSTYPE TEXTSPANISHGRAMMARMAGAZINE Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos for free MUTE LETTERS IN FRENCH: L, P, S, T, X Mute Letters in French: L, P, S, T, X 1. L The letter L is at the end of the word: Fusil Outil Exception: the L can be mixed with more letters: Ail, Travail, WORDS STRESS IN FRENCH Words Stress in French. The video is HERE. Word stressing exists in all languages, you may ask, and in French? In French too, it is what we call a fixed stress always on the same syllable! Watch the video and listen to the examples. A Word Stress in French is l’accent tonique. YouTube. Learn French with Pascal. DE VS DES | LEARN FRENCH ONLINE De or Des before plural words. When De or Des are partitive: 1. Expressions of Quantity: These expressions don’t allow the pluralDES. Beaucoup de
TARD VS RETARD IN FRENCH Tard and retard are both ‘late’ in English, so what is the difference between them in French? 1. Tard. This word expresses ‘lateness’. I went to bed late: Je suis allé au lit tard. It is too late: c’est trop tard. It is getting late: il se fait tard. It is a bit late: c’est un peu tard. I will come later: je viendraiplus tard.
FRENCH RELATIVE PRONOUNS II LEQUEL, DONT Lequel, Dont Here is the video 4. Relative Pronouns as Indirect Objects for THINGS Lequel agrees in gender with the noun it is related to: Le bureau sur lequelENTRER VS RENTRER
Live. •. “Entrer” means ‘to come in’, ‘to go in’, ‘to enter’. “Rentrer” means ‘to come back in’, ‘to go back in’ and sometimes ‘to go into’. 1. Entrer. Come in! Entrez! or Entre! Tell him to come in: Qu’il entre. ESPÉRER QUE + SUBJUNCTIVE, YES OR NO? Espères-tu qu’il viendra? or espères-tu qu’il vienne? are both correct. However, we can use espérer que + subjunctive in a statement if the meaning of espérer is to hope with a future meaning, to wish. When “espérer” means to expect we use the indicative: I expecthim to
TEST - FRENCH CLOTHING www.frenchspanishonline.com. Listen to what I am wearing and drag. the clothes to the blue rectangle. Click here to get the solution. www.frenchspanishonline.com. Listen to the audio file then drag the correct clothe and check the answer. LOS DEFECTOS EN FRANCÉS Escucha el vocabulario en Francés dando click en las palabras. los defectos en Francés. 1. Avare / Avaro,a 2. Borné,e / Corto,a de alcances 3. Bête / Tonto,a 4. Coléreux,se / LEARN FRENCH ONLINE WITH PASCALSHOPFRANCÉSTYPE TEXTSPANISHGRAMMARMAGAZINE Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos for free MUTE LETTERS IN FRENCH: L, P, S, T, X Mute Letters in French: L, P, S, T, X 1. L The letter L is at the end of the word: Fusil Outil Exception: the L can be mixed with more letters: Ail, Travail, WORDS STRESS IN FRENCH Words Stress in French. The video is HERE. Word stressing exists in all languages, you may ask, and in French? In French too, it is what we call a fixed stress always on the same syllable! Watch the video and listen to the examples. A Word Stress in French is l’accent tonique. YouTube. Learn French with Pascal. DE VS DES | LEARN FRENCH ONLINE De or Des before plural words. When De or Des are partitive: 1. Expressions of Quantity: These expressions don’t allow the pluralDES. Beaucoup de
RENTRER REVENIR RETOURNER As usual in French, we have rules, meanings and exceptions, moreover these verbs have more than one meaning. Rentrer and revenir are verycommon, but
TARD VS RETARD IN FRENCH Tard and retard are both ‘late’ in English, so what is the difference between them in French? 1. Tard. This word expresses ‘lateness’. I went to bed late: Je suis allé au lit tard. It is too late: c’est trop tard. It is getting late: il se fait tard. It is a bit late: c’est un peu tard. I will come later: je viendraiplus tard.
FRENCH RELATIVE PRONOUNS II LEQUEL, DONT Lequel, Dont Here is the video 4. Relative Pronouns as Indirect Objects for THINGS Lequel agrees in gender with the noun it is related to: Le bureau sur lequel ESPÉRER QUE + SUBJUNCTIVE, YES OR NO? Espères-tu qu’il viendra? or espères-tu qu’il vienne? are both correct. However, we can use espérer que + subjunctive in a statement if the meaning of espérer is to hope with a future meaning, to wish. When “espérer” means to expect we use the indicative: I expecthim to
TEST - FRENCH CLOTHING www.frenchspanishonline.com. Listen to what I am wearing and drag. the clothes to the blue rectangle. Click here to get the solution. www.frenchspanishonline.com. Listen to the audio file then drag the correct clothe and check the answer. LOS DEFECTOS EN FRANCÉS Escucha el vocabulario en Francés dando click en las palabras. los defectos en Francés. 1. Avare / Avaro,a 2. Borné,e / Corto,a de alcances 3. Bête / Tonto,a 4. Coléreux,se / LEARN FRENCH WITH PASCAL Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos PRESENT PERFECT IN FRENCH Please try again later. In English, we use the Present perfect: 1. For an action or an event started in the past and still true in the present. You have passed your exam: tu as réussi tes examens. In French, we use le passé composé (however, le passé composé is not connected to the present in French, so, sometimes, you need to beclearer
DE VS DES | LEARN FRENCH ONLINE De or Des before plural words. When De or Des are partitive: 1. Expressions of Quantity: These expressions don’t allow the pluralDES. Beaucoup de
VOIX ACTIVE / VOIX PASSIVE IN FRENCH The active voice is when the subject of the sentence makes the action: Je mange la tarte (“je” is the subject and is eating the pie, so making the action) The passive voice is when the subject is not making the action: La tarte est mangée par moi (“la tarte” is the subject, but the action isDONC VS ALORS
0:00 / 7:39. Live. •. 1. Donc vs Alors. “Donc” leads to a conclusion depending on what we said previously, so it is the translation of ‘then’ or ‘so’ with the meaning of ‘therefore’. “Alors” introduces a new event following a first one in the time, so it is the translation of ‘then’ or ‘so’with the meaning of
RENTRER REVENIR RETOURNER As usual in French, we have rules, meanings and exceptions, moreover these verbs have more than one meaning. Rentrer and revenir are verycommon, but
FRENCH FOOD
Listen to the vocabulary using the Audio Player, Just click on the words. how to say the food in French. 1. La nourriture / Food 2. Les aliments (m / A particular food 3. Le pain / Bread 4. WHAT TIME IS IT IN FRENCH : TELLING TIME 24 hour Clock. You can see here how we say the time in French in the afternoon, you need to learn the numbers from 13 to 24, and it is easy to see that 14 = 2, 16 = 4, etc. FRENCH FUTURE WEATHER VOCABULARY : PART 2 Listen to the vocabulary using the Audio Player, Just click on the words. Weather in French. 1. Il fera beau / The weather will be nice 2. Il fera chaud / It will be warm or hot 3. Il fera froid / It willbe cold 4.
ADVERBIOS DE FRECUENCIA EN FRANCÉS Cómo expresar la frecuencia con adverbios en Francés Jamais : Nunca, Jamás En una oración: nejamais Nunca tomo cerveza: Je ne bois jamaisde bière Rarement:
LEARN FRENCH ONLINE WITH PASCALSHOPFRANCÉSTYPE TEXTSPANISHMAGAZINE Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos for free LEARN FRENCH WITH PASCAL Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos AVOIR BEAU IN FRENCH Avoir beau is a verb that has nothing to do with “beau” (handsome, beautiful) and is always followed with a verb infinitive form: Avoir beau + inf. The meaning is: to RENTRER REVENIR RETOURNER Rentrer and revenir are very common, but it seems that retourner is less used, let’s see how. In this lesson, we are going to explain them with the meaning of: to go back. 1. Rentrer. To go back home, to return home. Il est tard, je rentre chez moi: it is late, I go backhome.
FRENCH RELATIVE PRONOUNS II LEQUEL, DONT Lequel, Dont Here is the video 4. Relative Pronouns as Indirect Objects for THINGS Lequel agrees in gender with the noun it is related to: Le bureau sur lequel DE VS DES | LEARN FRENCH ONLINE De or Des before plural words. When De or Des are partitive: 1. Expressions of Quantity: These expressions don’t allow the pluralDES. Beaucoup de
CELA (ÇA) VS CE
We are talking about the neutral “it”, when “it” refers to something specific we use the subjects “il” or “elle”. “Cela” and “ça” are the same thing, some prefer to use “cela” in a formal way. 1. “Ce” with the verb to be (être): We use “ce” for this, that, it or even a pronoun like he, she,they. It is for
MUTE LETTERS IN FRENCH: L, P, S, T, X Mute Letters in French: L, P, S, T, X 1. L The letter L is at the end of the word: Fusil Outil Exception: the L can be mixed with more letters: Ail, Travail, FRENCH NUMBERS 0 TO 20 Pronunciation Help: Un is the masculine word, there is a liaison with the following word starting with a vowel: j'ai un ami = j'ai un nami. Une is the feminine form. Deux, we don't pronounce the x, but in a liaison it is said like a z: deux amis = deu zami. The same thing for trois= trois amis (zamis) Quatre is sometimes pronounced kat. Cinq is sometimes pronounced sin: sin livres. TARD VS RETARD IN FRENCH Tard and retard are both ‘late’ in English, so what is the difference between them in French? 1. Tard. This word expresses ‘lateness’. I went to bed late: Je suis allé au lit tard. It is too late: c’est trop tard. It is getting late: il se fait tard. It is a bit late: c’est un peu tard. I will come later: je viendraiplus tard.
LEARN FRENCH ONLINE WITH PASCALSHOPFRANCÉSTYPE TEXTSPANISHMAGAZINE Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos for free LEARN FRENCH WITH PASCAL Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos AVOIR BEAU IN FRENCH Avoir beau is a verb that has nothing to do with “beau” (handsome, beautiful) and is always followed with a verb infinitive form: Avoir beau + inf. The meaning is: to RENTRER REVENIR RETOURNER Rentrer and revenir are very common, but it seems that retourner is less used, let’s see how. In this lesson, we are going to explain them with the meaning of: to go back. 1. Rentrer. To go back home, to return home. Il est tard, je rentre chez moi: it is late, I go backhome.
FRENCH RELATIVE PRONOUNS II LEQUEL, DONT Lequel, Dont Here is the video 4. Relative Pronouns as Indirect Objects for THINGS Lequel agrees in gender with the noun it is related to: Le bureau sur lequel DE VS DES | LEARN FRENCH ONLINE De or Des before plural words. When De or Des are partitive: 1. Expressions of Quantity: These expressions don’t allow the pluralDES. Beaucoup de
CELA (ÇA) VS CE
We are talking about the neutral “it”, when “it” refers to something specific we use the subjects “il” or “elle”. “Cela” and “ça” are the same thing, some prefer to use “cela” in a formal way. 1. “Ce” with the verb to be (être): We use “ce” for this, that, it or even a pronoun like he, she,they. It is for
MUTE LETTERS IN FRENCH: L, P, S, T, X Mute Letters in French: L, P, S, T, X 1. L The letter L is at the end of the word: Fusil Outil Exception: the L can be mixed with more letters: Ail, Travail, FRENCH NUMBERS 0 TO 20 Pronunciation Help: Un is the masculine word, there is a liaison with the following word starting with a vowel: j'ai un ami = j'ai un nami. Une is the feminine form. Deux, we don't pronounce the x, but in a liaison it is said like a z: deux amis = deu zami. The same thing for trois= trois amis (zamis) Quatre is sometimes pronounced kat. Cinq is sometimes pronounced sin: sin livres. TARD VS RETARD IN FRENCH Tard and retard are both ‘late’ in English, so what is the difference between them in French? 1. Tard. This word expresses ‘lateness’. I went to bed late: Je suis allé au lit tard. It is too late: c’est trop tard. It is getting late: il se fait tard. It is a bit late: c’est un peu tard. I will come later: je viendraiplus tard.
LEARN FRENCH ONLINE: FREE FRENCH LESSONS Learn French online Free and easy for beginners and children, learn to speak French from Home or at School with this step-by-step vocabulary. Basic French to Advanced level, so start today. PRESENT PERFECT IN FRENCH Please try again later. In English, we use the Present perfect: 1. For an action or an event started in the past and still true in the present. You have passed your exam: tu as réussi tes examens. In French, we use le passé composé (however, le passé composé is not connected to the present in French, so, sometimes, you need to beclearer
PORTER, APPORTER, EMPORTER Apporter = porter à. There is a notion of movement, with a focus on the arrival. To bring. Apporte moi le livre: bring the book to me. The meaning is ‘take the book and give it to me’ = prends le livre et donne-le moi. 3. Emporter (for things) There is a notion of movement with a focus on the departure. To take (away)DONC VS ALORS
0:00 / 7:39. Live. •. 1. Donc vs Alors. “Donc” leads to a conclusion depending on what we said previously, so it is the translation of ‘then’ or ‘so’ with the meaning of ‘therefore’. “Alors” introduces a new event following a first one in the time, so it is the translation of ‘then’ or ‘so’with the meaning of
VOIX ACTIVE / VOIX PASSIVE IN FRENCH The active voice is when the subject of the sentence makes the action: Je mange la tarte (“je” is the subject and is eating the pie, so making the action) The passive voice is when the subject is not making the action: La tarte est mangée par moi (“la tarte” is the subject, but the action is SAY YOUR NAME IN FRENCH : VERB S'APPELER Listen to the vocabulary using the Audio Player, Just click on the words. how to say your name in French. 1. Je m'appelle / My name is 2. Tu t'appelles / Your name is 3. Il s'appelle / His name is 4. HOW TO DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN FRENCH Listen to the vocabulary using the Audio Player, Just click on the words. Email Greeting Cards. French Greetings. how to describeyourself in French.
WHAT TIME IS IT IN FRENCH : TELLING TIME 24 hour Clock. You can see here how we say the time in French in the afternoon, you need to learn the numbers from 13 to 24, and it is easy to see that 14 = 2, 16 = 4, etc. FRENCH FUTURE WEATHER VOCABULARY : PART 2 Listen to the vocabulary using the Audio Player, Just click on the words. Weather in French. 1. Il fera beau / The weather will be nice 2. Il fera chaud / It will be warm or hot 3. Il fera froid / It willbe cold 4.
TEST - FRENCH CLOTHING www.frenchspanishonline.com. Listen to what I am wearing and drag. the clothes to the blue rectangle. Click here to get the solution. www.frenchspanishonline.com. Listen to the audio file then drag the correct clothe and check the answer. LEARN FRENCH ONLINE WITH PASCALSHOPFRANCÉSTYPE TEXTSPANISHMAGAZINEFRENCH SPANISH ONLINE WITH PASCALFRENCH WITH PASCAL Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos for free LEARN FRENCH WITH PASCALFRENCH SPANISH ONLINE WITH PASCALFRENCH WITH PASCALLEARN SPANISH FREEONLINE SPANISH COURSESSHOULD I LEARN SPANISH OR FRENCHTRANSLATE FRENCH TO SPANISH Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos AVOIR BEAU IN FRENCH Avoir beau is a verb that has nothing to do with “beau” (handsome, beautiful) and is always followed with a verb infinitive form: Avoir beau + inf. The meaning is: to RENTRER REVENIR RETOURNER Rentrer and revenir are very common, but it seems that retourner is less used, let’s see how. In this lesson, we are going to explain them with the meaning of: to go back. 1. Rentrer. To go back home, to return home. Il est tard, je rentre chez moi: it is late, I go backhome.
FRENCH RELATIVE PRONOUNS II LEQUEL, DONT Lequel, Dont Here is the video 4. Relative Pronouns as Indirect Objects for THINGS Lequel agrees in gender with the noun it is related to: Le bureau sur lequel DE VS DES | LEARN FRENCH ONLINEDES VS DE FRENCHDE DES FRENCHDES DU DELA FRENCH
De or Des before plural words. When De or Des are partitive: 1. Expressions of Quantity: These expressions don’t allow the pluralDES. Beaucoup de
CELA (ÇA) VS CE
We are talking about the neutral “it”, when “it” refers to something specific we use the subjects “il” or “elle”. “Cela” and “ça” are the same thing, some prefer to use “cela” in a formal way. 1. “Ce” with the verb to be (être): We use “ce” for this, that, it or even a pronoun like he, she,they. It is for
MUTE LETTERS IN FRENCH: L, P, S, T, X Mute Letters in French: L, P, S, T, X 1. L The letter L is at the end of the word: Fusil Outil Exception: the L can be mixed with more letters: Ail, Travail, FRENCH NUMBERS 0 TO 20 Pronunciation Help: Un is the masculine word, there is a liaison with the following word starting with a vowel: j'ai un ami = j'ai un nami. Une is the feminine form. Deux, we don't pronounce the x, but in a liaison it is said like a z: deux amis = deu zami. The same thing for trois= trois amis (zamis) Quatre is sometimes pronounced kat. Cinq is sometimes pronounced sin: sin livres. TARD VS RETARD IN FRENCH Tard and retard are both ‘late’ in English, so what is the difference between them in French? 1. Tard. This word expresses ‘lateness’. I went to bed late: Je suis allé au lit tard. It is too late: c’est trop tard. It is getting late: il se fait tard. It is a bit late: c’est un peu tard. I will come later: je viendraiplus tard.
LEARN FRENCH ONLINE WITH PASCALSHOPFRANCÉSTYPE TEXTSPANISHMAGAZINEFRENCH SPANISH ONLINE WITH PASCALFRENCH WITH PASCAL Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos for free LEARN FRENCH WITH PASCALFRENCH SPANISH ONLINE WITH PASCALFRENCH WITH PASCALLEARN SPANISH FREEONLINE SPANISH COURSESSHOULD I LEARN SPANISH OR FRENCHTRANSLATE FRENCH TO SPANISH Learn French online with a tutor and many audio files, French grammar explained clearly and easily with videos AVOIR BEAU IN FRENCH Avoir beau is a verb that has nothing to do with “beau” (handsome, beautiful) and is always followed with a verb infinitive form: Avoir beau + inf. The meaning is: to RENTRER REVENIR RETOURNER Rentrer and revenir are very common, but it seems that retourner is less used, let’s see how. In this lesson, we are going to explain them with the meaning of: to go back. 1. Rentrer. To go back home, to return home. Il est tard, je rentre chez moi: it is late, I go backhome.
FRENCH RELATIVE PRONOUNS II LEQUEL, DONT Lequel, Dont Here is the video 4. Relative Pronouns as Indirect Objects for THINGS Lequel agrees in gender with the noun it is related to: Le bureau sur lequel DE VS DES | LEARN FRENCH ONLINEDES VS DE FRENCHDE DES FRENCHDES DU DELA FRENCH
De or Des before plural words. When De or Des are partitive: 1. Expressions of Quantity: These expressions don’t allow the pluralDES. Beaucoup de
CELA (ÇA) VS CE
We are talking about the neutral “it”, when “it” refers to something specific we use the subjects “il” or “elle”. “Cela” and “ça” are the same thing, some prefer to use “cela” in a formal way. 1. “Ce” with the verb to be (être): We use “ce” for this, that, it or even a pronoun like he, she,they. It is for
MUTE LETTERS IN FRENCH: L, P, S, T, X Mute Letters in French: L, P, S, T, X 1. L The letter L is at the end of the word: Fusil Outil Exception: the L can be mixed with more letters: Ail, Travail, FRENCH NUMBERS 0 TO 20 Pronunciation Help: Un is the masculine word, there is a liaison with the following word starting with a vowel: j'ai un ami = j'ai un nami. Une is the feminine form. Deux, we don't pronounce the x, but in a liaison it is said like a z: deux amis = deu zami. The same thing for trois= trois amis (zamis) Quatre is sometimes pronounced kat. Cinq is sometimes pronounced sin: sin livres. TARD VS RETARD IN FRENCH Tard and retard are both ‘late’ in English, so what is the difference between them in French? 1. Tard. This word expresses ‘lateness’. I went to bed late: Je suis allé au lit tard. It is too late: c’est trop tard. It is getting late: il se fait tard. It is a bit late: c’est un peu tard. I will come later: je viendraiplus tard.
LEARN FRENCH ONLINE: FREE FRENCH LESSONS Learn French online Free and easy for beginners and children, learn to speak French from Home or at School with this step-by-step vocabulary. Basic French to Advanced level, so start today. PRESENT PERFECT IN FRENCH Please try again later. In English, we use the Present perfect: 1. For an action or an event started in the past and still true in the present. You have passed your exam: tu as réussi tes examens. In French, we use le passé composé (however, le passé composé is not connected to the present in French, so, sometimes, you need to beclearer
PORTER, APPORTER, EMPORTER Apporter = porter à. There is a notion of movement, with a focus on the arrival. To bring. Apporte moi le livre: bring the book to me. The meaning is ‘take the book and give it to me’ = prends le livre et donne-le moi. 3. Emporter (for things) There is a notion of movement with a focus on the departure. To take (away)DONC VS ALORS
0:00 / 7:39. Live. •. 1. Donc vs Alors. “Donc” leads to a conclusion depending on what we said previously, so it is the translation of ‘then’ or ‘so’ with the meaning of ‘therefore’. “Alors” introduces a new event following a first one in the time, so it is the translation of ‘then’ or ‘so’with the meaning of
VOIX ACTIVE / VOIX PASSIVE IN FRENCH The active voice is when the subject of the sentence makes the action: Je mange la tarte (“je” is the subject and is eating the pie, so making the action) The passive voice is when the subject is not making the action: La tarte est mangée par moi (“la tarte” is the subject, but the action is SAY YOUR NAME IN FRENCH : VERB S'APPELER Listen to the vocabulary using the Audio Player, Just click on the words. how to say your name in French. 1. Je m'appelle / My name is 2. Tu t'appelles / Your name is 3. Il s'appelle / His name is 4. HOW TO DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN FRENCH Listen to the vocabulary using the Audio Player, Just click on the words. Email Greeting Cards. French Greetings. how to describeyourself in French.
WHAT TIME IS IT IN FRENCH : TELLING TIME 24 hour Clock. You can see here how we say the time in French in the afternoon, you need to learn the numbers from 13 to 24, and it is easy to see that 14 = 2, 16 = 4, etc. FRENCH FUTURE WEATHER VOCABULARY : PART 2 Listen to the vocabulary using the Audio Player, Just click on the words. Weather in French. 1. Il fera beau / The weather will be nice 2. Il fera chaud / It will be warm or hot 3. Il fera froid / It willbe cold 4.
TEST - FRENCH CLOTHING www.frenchspanishonline.com. Listen to what I am wearing and drag. the clothes to the blue rectangle. Click here to get the solution. www.frenchspanishonline.com. Listen to the audio file then drag the correct clothe and check the answer.Got it!
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