Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns in French

Questions about people Use Qui - either as subject or object. Qui est allé au cinéma? Avec qui est Jacques allé au cinéma? Qui is the subject of the verb.
The passé composé of –er verbs with avoir
Poser des questions Asking questions.
Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns in French
I went to my friend’s house I have eaten my breakfast
Welcome to a French lesson Bonjour classe Can you tell me using a verb what have you done yesterday, this morning or before you came to this class?
Le Passé Composé Past Tense (Past Perfect). The passé composé The passé composé expresses what happened in the past (sometimes called the past perfect.
Passé Composé Teagan Ringstad.
Passive Voice French 3. Types of Voice There are three types of voice in French. – Active – Passive – Pronominal You already know how to do active and.
Qui and que can both be translated as ‘that’ or ‘which’ or ‘who’. They are called relative pronouns because the relate back to a noun which has been mentioned.
Look at the following sentences and tell me if they are in the past or the present tense 1. I go to the swimming pool every Thursday. 1. I go to the swimming.
Le passé composé The perfect tense Eg: J’ai mangé une pizza I have eaten/ate a pizza.
The Passé Composé The past tense in French is referred to as the passé composé. It is made up of two parts! You must always have these two parts to create.
THE PERFECT TENSE To be able to use verbs in the perfect tense with avoir.
Le Conditionnel Sarah Amaya Victoria Lake. Le Conditionnel The conditional is used to express the consequences of a hypothetical situation using the structure:
Les pronoms objets Mme Zakus. Les pronoms objets When dealing with sentences, subjects are part of the action of the verb. In other words, they “ do ”
A:B: D:C:. A:B: D:C: How is the passive voice formed? Avoir + Past ParticipleAvoir + Infinitive Être + Past Participle Être + Infinitive.
L E FUTUR MORPHOLOGIQUE Part 1: les verbes réguliers.
PASSE COMPOSE J’ai appris le Français!. When to use it A fact which happened in the past An event which ended at a specific moment An event which occurred.
Les pronoms sujets Singular subject pronouns. Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.2  Les questions essentielles:  What is a subject pronoun?
Reprise Rappel 2, Part 2 Revised: 9/2/12. les endroits un endroit un quartier une ville une maison une rue un café un centre commercial un cinéma un hôpital.
Faire + Infinitif I make my friends laugh.
1. Est-ce que Est-ce que, literally translated "is it that," can be placed at the beginning of any affirmative sentence to turn it into a question: Je.
Past Conditional Yay…. French Conditional Perfect Also known as the past conditional. Used like the English conditional perfect- to express action that.
Français 1 Aller and Venir Chapter 5, Etape 2. Aller – To go Je vais Tu vas Il/elle/on va Nous allons Vous allez Ils/elles vont.
Français I – Leçon 6A Structures demonstrative adjectives passé composé with avoir.
Negative sentences Questions
Passe Compose Review Gr. 8 lesson. Basics Pour conjuguer un verbe au passé composé, tu as besoin de deux choses: un auxiliaire et un participe passé Il.
Le Passif...getting to know the Passive Voice in French!
Les expressions negatives. Pourquoi? If you have an affirmative statement in French and you want to make it negative, you use a negative expression. If.
Unité 9 : les repas Leçon 35 : Un Client Difficile Ordering food in a restaurant Partie B : les pronoms compléments à l’impératif.
Indirect Object Pronouns how to say “to me”, “to you” etc in French.
Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns in French
WHAT? WHO? QUOI? QUI? OBJECT COMPLEMENTS 1- DIRECT OBJECTS: WHAT? WHO? QUOI?
Past Tense (Past Perfect)
J’avais fini mon travail quand tu as appelé.
Le Passé Composé.
Reflexive verbs and morning routine FR2
Notes le 2 mars Le verbe ALLER.
Indirect Object Pronouns
(= for (how long) / since (when?)
Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns in French
Direct & Indirect Object Pronouns (D.O.Ps & I.O.Ps)
Venir de.
Chapitre 1, première étape, p. 11
Francais 4 Chapter 4 Grammar 1
“Depuis”.
Reflexive Verbs Reflexive Verbs are verbs preceded by the pronoun “se” in infinitive form. For example, se laver ( to wash oneself ), se nourrir ( to feed.
Je pars Tu pars Il/Elle/On part Nous partons Vous partez
Le passé composé: Avoir ou Etre?
WHAT? WHO? QUOI? QUI? OBJECT COMPLEMENTS 1- DIRECT OBJECTS: WHAT? WHO? QUOI?
les verbes irréguliers et les verbes qui se conjuguent avec être
Etre en train de.
Les actions réciproques au passé
The Passé Composé In the previous lesson we looked at the formation of the passé composé (perfect tense) with Avoir verbs. In this lesson we will further.
Direct Object Pronouns
Unit 9 Labo-langue Reflexive verbs Perfect tense with avoir
The Perfect Tense with ‘avoir’
Le Passé Composé Using negatives.
The Perfect Tense with ‘être’
USE OF PASSIVE PASSIVE VOICE IS USED WHEN THE FOCUS IS ON THE ACTION. IT IS NOT IMPORTANT OR NOT KNOWN, HOWEVER, WHO OR WHAT IS PERFORMING THE ACTION.
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Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns in French
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The Perfect Tense with ‘avoir’
Le passif (The passive).