05b - Il Y A/Il S'agit De/-e(a)indre Flashcards
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Il y a (there is, there are) is an impersonal expression that means both there is and there are.
There’s nothing left in the fridge.
Il n’y a plus rien dans le frigo.
Il Y A is used in a variety of expressions.
What’s the matter?
Qu’est-ce qu’il y a?
Il Y A is used in a variety of expressions.
Just tell them.
Il n’y a qu’à leur dire.
Il Y A is used in a variety of expressions.
Once upon a time.
Il y avait une fois
Il Y A is used in a variety of expressions.
It’s fifty kilometers from here to Paris.
Il y a cinquante kilomètres d’ici à Paris.
Il Y A is used in a variety of expressions.
Some people would do better to keep quiet.
Il y en a qui feraient mieux de se taire.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
What is it about?
De quoi s’agit-il?
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
This film is about a crime.
Dans ce film s’agit d’un crime.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
This novel is about a princess.
Dans ce roman’ il s’agit d’une princesse.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
Your future is at stake.
Il s’agit de ton avenir.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
This is no tile for jokes.
Il ne s’agit pas de plaisanter.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
We must act quickly.
Il s’agit de faire vite.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
It is not a question of debts.
Il ne s’agit pas de dettes.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
It’s a matter of love.
Il s’agit d’amour.
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Peindre (to paint)
Je peins - tu peins - il peint - nous peignons - vous peignez - ils peignent.
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Teindre (like peindre)
Teindre - to dye
Je teins - nous teignons
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Ceindre (like teindre)
Ceindre (to encircle)
Je ceins - nous ceignons
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Feindre (like peindre)
Feindre - Симулировать
Je feins - nous feignons
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Craindre (like peindre)
Craindre - to fear
Je crains - nous craignons
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Plaindre (like peindre)
Plaindre - to pity
Je pleins - nous plaignons
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Se plaindre (like peindre)
Se plaindre - to complain
Je me plains - nous nous plaignons
The painter is painting the ceiling of the opera.
Le peintre peint le plafond de l’opéra.
You’re painting an abstract painting.
Vous peignez un tableau abstrait.
They fear the worst.
Ils craignent le pire.