Grammar tips Flashcards

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When is Leur used

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It is used before a verb

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When is leurs used

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It is used before a plural noun

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When is nouvel used?

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Before a vowel or a silent “H” (nouvel appartement; nouvel hôtel)

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When is “neuf” or “neuve” used

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When something is in brand-new, in mint-condition (des meubles neuf, une voiture neuve)

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What’s the difference between “faire confiance à” and “avoir confiance en” ?

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Faire confiance à is to actively place trust in someone. Avoir confiance en is to generally trust someone. E.g., your friend is doing something for you, you might say “Je fais confiance à Jim.”

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When to use “des autres”

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It means “the others” - referring to a specific or known group. “ E.g., - Elle préfère travailler seule plutôt qu’avec des autres (dans le bureau).

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When to use “d’autres”

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Use it when referring to an unspecified or indefinite group of others. E.g., J’ai d’autres idées.

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What’s the difference between rapide et vite et rapidement ?

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Rapide = adj., fast (Une voiture rapide)
Vite/rapidement= adv., fast (Il court vite/rapidement)

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Nothing (rien) and no one (personne) always use a “ne” afterward. There is no pas.

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Personne ne manger / Rien ne le déranger

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