French help please? 3 questions?
The following question using a direct object pronoun instead of the direct object noun. Où est-ce que pratiques la natation? Je la pratiques dans la piscine. Je la pratique dans la piscine. Je la pratiquer dans la piscine. Je pratique la dans la piscine. Tu nous vois? Oui, je nous vois. Oui, tu nous vois. Oui, je vous vois. Oui, je vous voit. Direct object pronoun instead of a direct object noun. Où est-ce que tu mets le sac à couchage? Tu le mets dans la tente. Je le mets dans la tente. Je mets le dans la tente. Tu mets le dans la tente.
French help? 2 questions?
Fill in the blank with the correct form of de and the definite article that you see there. L'hôpital est près _______________ (le) cinéma. --------------------------------------... Fill in the blank with the correct form of de and the definite article that you see there. L'hôpital est près _______________ (la) piscine.
French Help Please??!! only 3 questions!!?
Change the negative imperative to an affirmative one. Tell the people now to do the activities they were told not to do in the first sentences. Example: Ne nous apportez pas de boissons! Vous écrivez: Apportez-nous des boissons! Ne me parle pas ce soir! Ne m'invite pas au concert! Ne nous apportez pas de sandwichs!
French help 3 questions?
8. Replace the direct object with a direct object pronoun in this sentence: je parle francais; Je ______ parle. 9. Replace the direct object with a direct object pronoun in this sentence: Je parle francais et anglais; je ____ parle 11. the french region called languedoc-roussillon-- A. is in northern france b. is often refereed to as frances sunbelt c. only speak catalan d. known for producing wheat.
French help on the imperative please? 3 questions!!!?
The imperative in French is similar to the one in English. There are three persons, "tu", "vous" and "nous" but the subject does not appear in the sentence, it's only indicated by the form of the verb. The verb comes first and has to be in the imperative form, if you don't know the imperative form of a verb, look at a conjugation table. For first group verbs (regular -er ending verbs), you remove the -er (manger) and replace it by -e (mange) for "tu", by -ez (mangez) for "vous" and by "-ons for "nous" (mangeons). The verb "être" is irregular as usual but it's "sois" for "tu", "soyez" for "vous" and "soyons" for "nous". So for example with "Tu es adulte" (You're an adult), you would say "Sois adulte !" for "Vous êtes adulte", you would say "Soyez adulte !" and for "Vous êtes adulte", you say "Soyons adulte !" Note that there must be a space before an exclamation mark (and also ? ; :) in all versions of French except Canadian French which uses the English rules of punctuation.
3 french questions i need help with.?
1. ils sont partis sans moi.... (remember the s ) 2. ceder is more give up or give away whereas rendre is more like give back 3. quitter is to leave in the sense of leaving someone or something- it's a transitive verb so it must have a direct object (i.e. is not followed by prepositions such as de, à etc) Leaving a person- il quitte son frère (he leaves his brother) Leaving a thing- elle quitte son pays (she leaves her country) also used on the phone- Ne quittez pas= don't hang up/ hold the line can't think of more examples lol but this is how i remember when to use quitter meaning to leave partir is usually followed by an indirect object so it has a preposition quitter is followed by a direct object so is more definite almost.... I don't know its hard to explain =[ 4. to get fired to fire someone is renvoyer so i suppose you could use it passively as in être renvoyé but i'm not sure about that =/ I know that you can use "se faire virer" meaning to get fired but it feels a bit informal 5. I got fired... maybe on m'a renvoyé but i'm not so sure about that or mayber on m'a mis à la porte but i'm not sure about that either sorry however you could say je me suis fait virer but again its a bit informal Hope that helps
French 3 Help??
1) Nous la lui avons achetée When the auxiliary of a compound tense verb is "avoir", if there is a direct object complement placed before the verb, the past participle agrees with it, otherwise, the past participle stays neutral. In this sentence, there is a direct object complement before the verb, it's the direct object complement pronoun "la" which refers to something feminine singular. So the past participle has to become feminine singular (achetée). Here are other possiblesimilar sentences : - nous le lui avons acheté (masculine singular direct object pronoun "le") - nous les lui avons acheté(e)s (plural direct object pronoun "les" which can refer to something masculine or feminine so the context tells you which one it is. - nous lui en avons acheté(e)(s) (indefinite direct object pronoun "en" which doesn't give any indication on the number or gender of the complement so the context tells you) 2) Ne t'en souviens-tu pas ? Normally, in a negative sentence, the "ne" is placed between the subject and the verb and the "pas" is placed after the verb. However, this is a question with inversion which means the verb and the subject are interverted. The "ne" is placed in the begining of the sentence and the "pas" is placed after the verb and the subject. 3) There are two correct sentence : • Ne me la montre plus ! It means "Don't show it to me anymore". The negative adverb "plus" meaning "not anymore" replaces the negative adverb "pas". When it means "not anymore", the S in "plus" is silent (except in a liaison where it's pronounced as a Z). • Ne me la montre pas plus ! It means "Dont show it to me more !". There is only the negative adverb "pas" here and the word "plus" means "more" so "pas plus" means "not more". When it means "more", the S in "plus" is pronounced as an S. Edit : Also, unless you are writing in Canadian French, there should always be a space before an exclamation mark in French. This also applies to an interrogation mark, a colon and a semicolon.
French help?
I'd be happy to help! -- Unfortunately, the "subjonctif" will not be used here because the verb 'croire' when used in an 'affirmative construction' will take the Indicative mood. --But, 'croire' WILL take the subjunctive if it is negated with (ne...pas) or any of the other negative constructions. ** Thus: "Je crois que tu mens." (Using Indicative with "tu") "Je crois que vous mentez." (Using Indicative with "vous") ** In Subjunctive: "Je ne crois pas que tu mentes." "Je ne crois pas que vous mentiez." Hope this helps! J'espere que cela peut vous aider =)
Need some help creating 3 questions on the French Revolution...?
I need some help creating 3, higher-thinking questions on the French Revolution. This means no basic questions like "when did the French Revolution start" or "Who was involved in the French Revolution, and why were they important". They need to be questions that will get people thinking, allow them to use their own opinions at times, and not just your standard knowledge based questions. Any help would be greatly appreciated. -Thanks in Advance
French help 3 sentences?
Q:Ou est-ce qu'on se retrouve? Where are we? A:on est.... or on se retrouve.... We are then wherever you are Q:On va a la piscine? Are we going to the pool? A: Oui on va a la piscine, or non on ne va pas a la piscine. Yes we are going to the pool or no we are not going to the pool Q:Tu veux ecouter de la musique? Do you want to listen to some music? A:Oui je veux ecouter de la musique, or non je ne veux pas ecouter de la musique. Yes I want to listen to some music or no I don't. Q:Quel jour tu vas etudier ce weekend? What day are you going to study this weekend? A: Je vais etudier le samedi, dimanche. I am going to study Saturday or Sunday. Sorry no accents, hope this helps.