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By Gail Stein

ISBN-10: 0764587579

ISBN-13: 9780764587573

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Parts of Speech

  • Articles
  • Adjectives and adverbs
  • Nouns and pronouns
  • Prepositions

Verb assessment

  • Infinitives
  • Advanced subjunctive
  • Passive voice
  • Regular and abnormal verbs
  • Present and previous participles
  • Special makes use of of convinced verbs
  • Future and prior tenses
  • Verb charts
  • Conditional mood

Vocabulary

  • Idiomatic expressions
  • Advanced antonyms and synonyms
  • Cognates and fake friends
  • Advanced thematic vocabulary

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Chapter 2: Basic Articles, Nouns, and Pronouns Plus Table 2-6 35 Independent Pronouns Singular Plural moi (I, me) nous (we, us) toi (you) vous (you) lui (he, him) eux (masc. they, them) elle (she, her) elles (fem. they, them) soi (oneself) Independent pronouns are used as follows: ■ To stress the subject: Lui, il est vraiment sérieux. ) ■ When the pronoun has no verb: Qui parle? Elle. (Who is speaking? ) ■ After prepositions to refer to a person or persons: Dinons chez eux. ) ■ After c’est: C’est moi qui paie.

Place/Time que (qu’ ) C’est un état que j’aime beaucoup. That’s a state I like a lot. Clause ce que (ce qu’ ) Je ne sais pas ce que tu veux. I don’t know what you want. Chapter 2: Basic Articles, Nouns, and Pronouns Plus Table 2-9 37 When the Relative Pronoun Is the Object of de Antecedent Relative Pronoun Person Example Translation dont Anne est la fille dont il parlait. Anne is the girl he was talking about. Thing dont C’est le livre dont j’ai besoin. That’s the book I need. Place/time dont Voici le café dont elle parlait.

Are you answering it? Reste chez moi. Stay at my house. Restes-y. Stay there. Chapter 2: Basic Articles, Nouns, and Pronouns Plus 33 The adverbial pronoun en The pronoun en refers to previously mentioned things or places. ” In familiar affirmative commands (the tu form), -er verbs retain their final -s: Je ne bois pas de café. I don’t drink coffee. Je n’en bois pas. I don’t drink any [of it]. Tu veux parler du futur. You want to speak about the future. Tu veux en parler. You want to speak about it.

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