Month: November 2019

Sentences RE verbs Subjonctif Présent
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Sentences RE verbs Subjonctif Présent

Sentences RE verbs Subjonctif Présent Practice and learn French with these Sentences RE verbs Subjonctif Présent. Review them and you will enhance and expand your French Vocabulary skills and grammar as well. Enjoy!      Grammar : Sentences RE verbs subjonctif Sentences with RE verbs – Flashcards You can also practice  these sentences with...

SAVOIR - Passé composé - Présent - Futur simple
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SAVOIR – Passé composé – Présent – Futur simple

SAVOIR – Passé composé – Présent – Futur simple In this post, SAVOIR – Passé composé – Présent – Futur simple, the verb devoir means “To know.” You’ll see how it’s conjugated in the présent, passé composé, and futur simple to express obligations across different tenses.  Conjugation : Savoir QUESTIONS: Explore more verbs with...

Possessive adjectives
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Possessive adjectives

Possessive adjectives Possessive adjectives show to whom a thing or person belongs; they agree in gender and number with the noun they modify . But in the plural form, there is no difference between masculine and feminine.   Short video : part 1   Short video : part 2 1.- Singular Possessive Adjectives: Masculine Singular:...

Possessive adjectives practice
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Possessive adjectives practice

Possessive adjectives practice In this post, Possessive adjectives practice, learn how to use mon, ma, mes, ton, ta, tes, son, sa, ses and more!  Possessive adjectives in French agree in gender and number with the noun they modify—except in the plural form, where there’s no distinction between masculine and feminine.  Grammar: Possessive adjectives Les...