The First French Grammar
emplification of the rules he has set forth (pp. 56-57). In Book II Palsgrave deals with the nine parts of speech
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Grammar is the set rules that we need to follow if we are going to write correctly and speak correctly in whatever language we are learning. Learning the rules
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What follows is an attempt to set out the rules of grammar for the structures which are often used in the teaching of French for P6 and P7. It is not intended
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Nouns in French are either masculine or feminine It’s their gender Nouns can be singular or plural It’s their number There also are proper nouns They always start with a capital letter and are names of specific people places etc They often don’t have an article Ex: Jessica Paris la France la Seine Articles
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- 4ABSENCE OF ARTICLE As a general rule, French nouns must usually be preceded by an article or other determiner, e.g. a possessive or demonstrative adjective, a numeral, etc. However, the following exceptions should be noted.
How many irregular present participles are there in French grammar?
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Introduction to French Grammar :
What Type of Word is This ?
Understand the relation between the different words and their order in a sentence. By comparing French and English and using examples in both languages, my intention is to make these basic grammar notions comprehensible by students of all levels in French (as an introduction or as a brush up). This has helped many of my students to get their first grip on French grammar and gain much confidence.Basic grammar notions
Nouns Nouns are words in front of which you can put ͞a"ͬ"the".Ex.: chair AE a/the chair AE ͞chair" is a noun
Freedom AE a/the freedom AE"freedom" is a noun
To eat AE a/the to eat AE ͞to eat" is not a nounDo exercise 1
Nouns need an article in front of them (in moooost cases) Nouns in French are either masculine or feminine. It's their gender. Nouns can be singular or plural. It's their number. There also are proper nouns. They always start with a capital letter and are names of specific people, places, etc. They often don't haǀe an article.Ex: Jessica, Paris, la France, la Seine
Articles
Articles are the small words you can find before a noun. Articles need to agree with the noun (in gender and number)There are 3 different types of articles:
Type In English In French
Indefinite articles
AE non specific
Edž͗ ͞un chat" с a cat (a random cat, a cat among others͞a" (singular)
(no plural form inEnglish but it would
be the equivalent of͞some, a plural
number of")Un, une, des
Definite articles
AE specific, used to talk about something that we
know: The (no translation inEnglish when
Le, la les
© Copyright 2014 www.frenchyourway.com.au 2Because it's been mentioned before
Edž͗ ͞le chat" с the cat (the cat that we just taked about)Because there's only one
Edž͗ ͞le soleil" с the sun
A general notion
Edž͗ ͞l'amour" (loǀe), ͞la ǀie" (life), le football (soccer) referring to the general notion, ex.͞l'amour"= love)
Partitive articles
for what you cannot count Edž͗ ͞du beurre" (some butter, a certain quantity of) for a portion, as opposed to a whole Edž͗ ͞du poulet" (some chicken, a certain amout/a piece of it)͞some, a certain
(sometimes not translated in English)Du, de la, de l',
des I will also add to the ͞articles" category the following two groups, although they are not officially called articles, because they are used the same way as the ͞real" articles͗Type In English In French
Possessive adjectives
(to say who the noun belong to) My, your, his, her, our, their Mon/ma/mes, ton/ta/tes, son/sa/ses, notre/nos, votre/vos, leur/leursDemonstrative adjectives
(to point at something/someone)This, that, these, those Ce/cet, cette, ces
Do exercise 2
Adjectives and adverbs
Adjectives Adverbs
Describe a noun:
Adjectives say how something/someone is
Ex:A small street
An intelligent man
A white rose
A scary movie
Describe a verb/an adjective/another
adverb: - Adverbs of manner give information about how sth is done (slowly, intelligently, thoroughly, etc) - Adverbs of degree give information about how much (beaucoup, très, trop, un peu, etc) - Adverbs of place/time give information about when or where (often, rarely, tomorrow, outside, etc) Ex:The child speaks well (gives information
© Copyright 2014 www.frenchyourway.com.au 3 about the verb, how he speaks)It's a very small street (gives information
about the adjective small, how small it is)Adjectives need to agree with the
nouns that they describe in gender and number.Adverbs are invariable, i.e their form
never changes (there is no feminine or plural form)Order:
¾ In English, anything that describes something/someone goes before it:Ex1: a walk AE a 5-minute walk, a relaxing walk
Ex2: a pencil AE a sharp pencil, a blue pencil, a wooden pencil ¾ In French, anything that describes something generally comes after it: Une promenade AE une promenade de 5 minutes, une promenade relaxante Un crayon AE un crayon pointu, un crayon bleu, un crayon en bois Since adjectives and adverbs are used to describe, adjectives are generally placed after the noun in French and adverbs after the verbs (with exceptions).Do exercise 3
Verbs Verbs indicate actions or states of being. (to walk, to go out, to become, to think, etc). You can conjugate verbs (in the present, past or future tenses). The non-conjugated form is called the infinitive (what I call ͞the untouched/raw form of the verb). It is the form that you will find in your dictionary. Edž͗ Imagine that I am studying English. I read the following sentence͗ ͞He went to his }((]v(]v]quotesdbs_dbs12.pdfusesText_18[PDF] french history timeline
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