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5 Personne ne … Rien ne … Les normes: –Communications 1.2: Understanding the written and spoken language –Comparisons 4.1: Understanding language through comparisons

5 Les questions essentielles: What does Personne ne … mean? What does Rien ne… mean? What part of speach are these expressions? What do these expressions mean?: Quest ce qui se passe? Quest ce qui arrive ?

5 En bref: Personne ne … = No one Rien ne … = Nothing Used as subjects, come before a noun, pas is NOT used

5 Personne ne... et rien ne... 1.You use the negative expressions personne ne… and rien ne… as the subject of a sentence. Note that you do not use pas after the verb. Personne ne répond au téléphone. Rien na changé ici.

5 2. Rien ne… is often used as a response to a question with se passer and arriver, which both mean to happen. Quest-ce qui se passe? Quest-ce qui est arrivé? Rien ne se passe. Rien nest arrivé. Personne ne... et rien ne...

5 1. Quelquun a débarrassé la table? Répondez au négatif. Answer: Non, personne na débarrassé la table. 2. Quest-ce qui sest passé après lécole? Answer: Rien ne sest passé après lécole. 3. Qui éteint lordinateur? Answer: Personne néteint lordinateur. Personne ne... et rien ne...

5 4. Quelque chose est arrivé à larbitre? Answer: Non, rien nest arrivé à larbitre. 5. Qui est allé à la boulangerie-pâtisserie? Answer: Personne nest allé à la boulangerie-pâtisserie. Répondez au négatif. Personne ne... et rien ne...