Chapter 3 Flashcards
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(Grammar) when you do something regularly on a day of the week:
Where are you on Sundays?
On Mondays, I’m at the gym
Où est-ce que tu es le dimanche?
Le lundi, je suis au gymnase.
(Grammar) saying something is “in” a month
Christmas is in December
Noël est EN décembre
Arielle loves/adores autumn.
Arielle adore l’automne.
Tomorrow morning, I return to work
Demain matin, je retourne au travail.
Use parts of the day with
Le
Ce/cet/cette
Demain/hier
The neighbors
Les voisins
Neighborhood
Quartier
To prefer, to like better
Aimer mieux
To hate/detest
Détester
To explain
Expliquer
To close
Fermer
To rent
Louer
To dream about
Rêver (de)
To find
Trouver
To use
Utiliser
Around
They will arrive around six
Vers
Elles arrivent vers six heures
You’re kidding!
Pas vrai!
I prefer to work
J’aime mieux travailler
(Grammar) when the infinitive is negated, put ‘ne pas’ before the infinitive
They prefer not to dance Saturday night.
Ils aiment mieux ne pas danser samedi soir.
(Grammar) in negative sentences, as with avoir, the un/une/des changes to de or d’
On Sundays, we don’t visit a (any) museum(s)
Le dimanche, on ne visite pas de musée
To refuse
Refuser
A job
Un emploi
(Grammar)
-Positive inversion question
Do we have enough money?
-negative inversion question
Don’t you want to eat?
Avons-nous assez d’argent
N’as-tu pas envie de manger?
–> ne before the verb, and pas after the subject pronoun
(Grammar)
Inversion: adding a -t- for third person singular
Do we have Marianne’s address?
A-t-on l’adresse de Marianne?
(Grammar)
Il’y a inversions
Is there any homework?
Aren’t there any good movies?
Y a-t-il des devours?
N’y a-t-il pas de bon films?
