Giáo trình động từ tiếng Pháp - Part III Taking a Look Back: The Past Tenses - Chapter 11 pot

... drop the - ons, and add the appropriate endings: -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, and -aient. Check out Table 1 1-1 , which lists several verbs in their nous form. Table 1 1-1 Nous Forms of Irregular ... situations. For example, you can use it to express a habitual and continuous action in the past as well as in all kinds of descriptions. You can recall what the weather wa...

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... (like the verbs presented in Chapter 4), then it also has an irregular past participle. However, irregular verbs that follow the same conjugation pattern as partir (to leave) have regular past participles. ... other irregular verbs have the following forms in the past participle. Table 1 2-5 lists these four irregular verbs and their past participles. Table 1 2-5 Irregu...

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... J’aimais les promenades. ( I loved the walks. ) 156 Part III: Taking a Look Back: The Past Tense 19_773883 ch13.qxp 8/2/06 1:34 PM Page 156 Answer Key This section contains the answers to all ... coup il a commencé à pleuvoir. (The children were playing in the park when all of a sudden it began to rain. ) o Autrefois mes grands-parents habitaient en Champagne. (In...

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... taking their past participles and adding endings. If the past participle of a verb ends in u, add the following endings: -s, -s, -t, - mes, - tes, -rent. 164 Part III: Taking a Look Back: The Past ... furent partis(es) Ils furent partis avant l’ouragan. ( They had left before the hurricane. ) Because the passé antérieur expresses an action that has taken...

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... expressions that have a different meaning in French. Part III: Taking a Look Back: The Past Tenses This part introduces, forms, and explains the uses of the imperfect, passé composé, and pluperfect tenses ... two literary past tenses: the passé simple and the passé antérieur. Part IV: Looking Ahead: The Future and the Conditional Tenses In this part...

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... remplace Paul. (She replaces Paul.) j Vous lancez la balle. (You throw the ball.) k Jean et Marie-Claire annoncent leurs fiançailles. (Jean and Marie-Claire announce their engagement. ) l Mon patron ... étudiants avancent en mathématiques. (The students are advancing in mathematics.) s Le chat menace la souris. (The cat is threatening the mouse.) t Nous mangeons un grand repas le diman...

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... perceive). Craindre (to fear) is another verb that has a unique conjugation. Drop the -dre and add -s, -s, -t for the singular. For the plural, drop the -ndre and add -gn before the regu- lar endings, -ons, ... verb partir, get rid of the -tir for the singular and add -s, -s, -t. Now for the plural, bring back the t from the infinitive and add -ons, -ez, -ent. For th...

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... because their meaning changes, some- times even drastically. You can’t translate idiomatic expressions word for word because separately they have a different meaning than when they’re idiomatic. If ... do, and are conjugated the same way. Table 5-4 compares the “plain” usual verb with its idiomatic counterpart. 65 Chapter 5: Reflecting on Pronominal Verbs (Reflexive, Reciprocal, and...

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