Les pronoms sujets et être

Relative pronouns Relative pronouns are used as replacements for a repeated noun or pronoun in a subordinate clause. TWO SENTENCES: I am looking for my.
Le pronom en. What does it do? En is a french object pronoun that is used to replace many expressions dependent on quantity En mostly refers to things.
LE PASSÉ COMPOSÉ 1 (The Perfect Tense) GET IT PERFECT FOR LEVEL 5.
Le pronom en Some or any. Notice the use of en in the responses. 1. Tu fais du jogging. Oui, jen fais. 2. Vous avez fait de la gymnastique? Oui, nous.
Les Pronoms Disjoints.
les pronoms rélatifs relative pronouns
The Partitive French 1 Ch 8. What is the partitive? When discussing food, you need to be able to indicate whether you are talking about a whole item or.
Les pronoms disjoints. Forms Jemoi Tu toi Il lui Elle elle On soi Nous nous Vous vous Ils eux Elles elles.
Questions avec les pronoms Interrogatifs
Que Qui Dont Français 1412 Chapître 7 Comp. 4. The relative pronoun ties two ideas together – it relates two clauses. Jai un ami. Mon ami parle 2 langues.
Que Qui Dont Français 1412 Chapître 7 Comp. 4. Qui= Who/That as the subject. Que=Who/That as a direct object. Comparez: Voici lhomme qui maime! Jai une.
‘Les Verbes au Présent’
Les Verbes au Présent (The Present Tense) What is the Present Tense ? In English and in French the present tense is used to talk about things which are.
When you need clarification, and you want to ask Which one? use the following pronouns to refer back to the noun in the initial statement: MasculinFeminin.
Subject Pronouns Je = I Tu = You (1 person) Il = He/It, one guys name (Pierre),one masc. Noun (lycée) Elle = She/It, one females name, one fem. noun.
Le pronom EN Meanings: Some, any, of it, of them, from it, from them, or from there.
Passé Composé (être ou avoir. . .)
LINTERROGATION LES PHRASES INTERROGATIVES (INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES)
So what are Garfield and Odie saying?
A. Résumé: les pronoms relatifs p. 362
Remember: Quel means WHICH Lequel means WHICH ONE Celui means THE/THAT/THIS ONE.
Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns in French
Les Adjectifs Possessifs
Les pronoms compléments: le/la/les; lui/leur. You already know how to use direct object pronouns: Je mange le sandwich = Je le mange Il aime les films.
Les pronoms rélatifs Its the glue that holds sentences together…which makes it all possible!
Les pronoms rélatifs QUI, QUE Preposition + QUI CE QUI, CE QUE DONT, CE DONT OÙ
Mercredi, le 21 Janvier 2014 Agenda du jour Les Verbes Réfléchis
Les Pronoms: CODs, COIs, Y, EN
Les négatifs et linterrogation Grammaire A. Lélision/La liaison When a verb begins with a vowel or a silent h, je is shortened to j. This is known as.
Mardi 26 avril 2011 Today we are going to use pronouns that function as indirect pronouns. We are going to learn how to make the distinction between direct.
Leçon: Pronoms Objets Directs et Indirects
STRESS PRONOUNS AND POSSESSIVES. WHAT IS A PRONOUN IN ENGLISH? A pronoun A subject pronoun Ex Replaces a noun Replaces a subject I I You He/She We Yall.
Stress pronouns and possessives
Les pronoms objets direct et indirect
Voyages et Vacances.
Deux pronoms importants en français
Les pronoms relatifs Qui ou que?.
EXT: can you translate them too?
Mme Sheeler. AVOIR = to have J ai nous avons Tu as vous avez Il a ils ont Elle a elles ont On a.
Le octobre. Qui est présent? Résumons Le verbe avoir.
Qui,que, dont Les pronoms relatifs.
Conjugation  Changing the form of the verb to fit the subject pronoun.  (to have) I have, you have, he (she) has, we have, y’all have, they have.  (to.
Conjugation Changing the form of the verb to fit the subject pronoun. (to have) I have, you have, he (she) has, we have, yall have, they have. (to be)
QU’EST-CE QUE TU FAIS?.
Putting it in the right form is essential to describing wear it fits in talking about la nourriture et les boissons.
Français II H – Leçon 1B Structures
Par Mme. Cook. The pronouns me, te, nous, and vous are often used as objects of verbs. Look at the following sentences: Le chien me mord. Je tinvite à.
Phrases composées les pronoms relatifs.
Presenting the wonderful world of Pronouns.
Les pronoms objets In French as in English, there are various kinds of pronouns, or words used in the place of or as a substitute for a noun. The direct.
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.
Subjects Verb Avoir to have. Subjects Singular 1.Je/J’ I 2.Tu You (singular informal) 3.Il He/It Elle She/It On We/You/ People/One/They Marc Marie La.
Les pronoms interrogatifs. Step 1: avec des prépositions  If the expression requires a preposition, the choices of pronouns differ  Common prepositions:
Les Pronoms Relatifs Indéfinis Grammaire 8.2 Je suis terrifiant! Nous avons peur de ce chat…
Les pronoms rélatifs QUI, QUE Preposition + QUI CE QUI, CE QUE DONT, CE DONT OÙ.
Discovering French Nouveau
Les pronoms relatifs.
Les pronoms relatifs.
Qui et Que.
Les pronoms relatifs qui et que. Qu’est-ce que c’est? Relative pronouns are used to connect sentences to one another.
Journal – le 14 oct. IV 1.She had 2.She has 3.She used to have 4.She would have 5.She will have 6.Let’s have III Qu’est-ce que tu fais à la banque? 1.
Subject Pronouns Objectives : To explain and practise the pronouns.
Pronoms relatifs Où et Dont. J’aime ce livre. Je trouve des informations intéressantes dans ce livre. J’aime ce livre où je trouve des informations intéressantes.
Stress Pronouns French 2 Review. Stress Pronouns Moi = me Toi = you Lui =him Elle = her Nous = us Vous = you Eux = them (masc.) Elles = them (fem.) DO.
LES PRONOMS RELATIFS. QUE FONT LES PRONOMS RELATIFS? Les pronoms relatifs lient deux phrases pour faire des phrases plus complexes (ce qui est très important.
Les pronoms compléments ME, TE, NOUS, VOUS
Les pronoms relatifs Relative pronouns join relative (subordinate) clauses to main (independent) clauses. Main clause: The book is boring. The book that.
Qui,que, dont Les pronoms relatifs. Qui = who/which You use qui not when the word you’re referring back to is the subject of the verb coming after the.