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hésiter
à
venir
de
avoir l’intention
de
oublier
de
demander
de
promettre (to promise)
de
espérer
none
il faut
none
compter (count/expect)
none
vouloir
none
vouloir
none
aller
none
chypre, cuba, haiti, madagascar, malte, maurice
masc islands - NEVER take an article
le caire, le havre, le mans, la nouvelle-orléans, la rochelle
cites where article is part of the name
le maine, le tennesse, le nouveau-mexique
masc states that end with e
l’antarctique
only masc continent
cuba and madagascar
à, de
haiti
en, d’
martinique
à la, de or de la
cities
à, de/d’
continents + fem countries/provinces/states
en, de/d’
masc countries/provinces
au, du
masc countries/provinces that being w/ a VOWEL
en, d’
plural countries
aux, des
most masc states
dans le/l’ or dans l’état de/d’/du/de l’ and du/de l’
aimer
aimer
avoir
aur
préférer
préférer
pouvoir
pourr
être
ser
essayer
essayer or essaier
aller
ir
refaire
refer
valoir
vaudr
courir
courr
se promener
promèner
savoir
saur
venir
viendr
conditional endings
je - ais
tu - ais
il/elle - ait
nous - ions
vous - iez
elles - aient
qui - who
always followed by a verb as it is the one that does the action in the sentence
que - that
acts like the do that comes before the actual action, always follow by another noun doing the verb where the verb in directed toward the que
où - where/when
described where and when something takes place, preceded by a place like a building
dont - whose, that
common verbs that take de:
rever
parler
avoir besoin
se souvenir
au cours (not a verb)
lequel - which
object of the prep (NON-HUMAN)
ALWAYS has a prep before: avec, sur, pour, etc
if verb takes a/de use auquel/duquel
ce qui/que/dont
qui and que: same rules
dont: when you want to say ‘of’
ALWAYS at the beginning of the sentence