FRENCH FINAL AHHHHHHHHHHHHH

to express a preferred activity, the first verb is in which form and the second one is in which form?

conjugated, infinitive

translate: we prefer to vacuum.

nous preferons le passer l’aspirateur

translate: he is going to visit the comedie francaise

il va visiter la comedie francaise

what tense is “going to” in?

futur proche

make principal feminine

principale

make infirmier feminine

infirmire

make devoue feminine

devouee

make creatif feminine

creative

make travailleur feminine

travailleuse

where do adjectives normally go?

after the verb/subject

where do WEIRD adjectives go and what is the acronym called?

before the verb/subject, brags

what is the comparative?

it compares two subjects in a sentence

translate: Mme kelsey is smarter than her dog

mme kelsey est plus intelligente de sa chien.

translate: M kelsey is less intelligent than his dog.

m kelsey est moin intelligent de son chien.

what are the two past tenses?

passe compose and imparfait

when do we use l’imparfait?

habitual, ongoing, description, date age time

what tense is represented by the wavy line?

imparfait

what tense is represented by the vertical line?

passe compose

how to find the stem for imparfait?

conjugate verb in nous, take off ons, add special endings

what are the imperfect endings?

ais, ais, ait, ions, iez, aient

what is special about the imperfect stem for manger?

there is an extra e

how do you say some as a partative pronoun

du, de la, de l’, des

answer this using partitive pronoum some: did you use to eat bananas when you were little?

je mange de la banane

conjugate the verb vouloir

veux, veux, veut, voulons, voulez, veulent

conjugate pouvoir

peux, peux, peut, pouvons, pouvez, peuvent

conjugate choisir

choisis, choisis, choisit, choisissons, choisissez, choisissent

how do you say which in french

quel

what does quel act like

an adjective

because quel acts like an adjective, you have to remember…….

gender and number agreement

what are the four forms of quel (you know one yayayay)

quel, quels, quelle, quelles

where does quel go in a sentence

before a noun

what is the difference between quel and qu’est-ce que

which is… vs what is it that…

fill in the blank with que,qui, ou: c’est un project ___ elles lancent au mois de decembre

que

fill in the blank with que,qui, ou: c’est un organisme ___ aide les personnes agees/

qui

fill in the blank with que,qui, ou: c’est l’hopital ___ je fais du benevolat

ou

fill in the blank with que,qui, ou: c’est l’heure ___ nous commmencons a travailler

ou

what refers to a subject, and the word after the blank will be a verb?

qui

what refers to an object and the word after will be a subject?

que

what refers to a location and the word after will be a location/time?

ou

when do we use the superlative

when talking about the best/worst

translate: mme kelsey is the best teacher of all time

mme kelsey est la meilleure professeure de tous les temps

translate: mme kelsey is the least interesting teacher

mme kelsey est la moins interssant professeure

when do we use the passe compose

talking about the recent past, interrupts an ongoing action, moves the plot forward

what are the parts of the passe compose

helping verb and past participle

what two verbs can be helping verbs

avoir and etre

how do you know when to use which helping verb?

mrs dr vandertrampp

how do you create the second part of the passe compose

take the infinitive form of a verb (er, ir, re) and change it to the new ending (e, i, u)

after creating all that, what is the last thing you need to finish the passe compose

check gender number agreement

how to tell ur friend to stay hydrated

reste hydrate

how to tell ur teacher to eat more vegetables

mangez plus legumes

how to tell ur cousin lets not play hide and seek

ne jouons pas a cache cahce

translate: we wake up late during the summer

nous nous reveillons pendant l’ete

translate: you dont fall asleep during classes

tu ne lendors pas pendant le cours

what do reflexive pronouns do

reflect back on the subject (je me, tu te)