Complete French Grammar
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In France even the children speak French. 3. Everything is interesting.
4. We (On) see something new at every street corner. 5. The sheep walk one in front of (devant) the other. 6. The cows and dogs were afraid of each other (§ 137, 3). 7. I never saw anything funnier. 8. Some of the goats got frightened.
9. Not one stayed in the neighboring wheat field. 10. Not one? Some of the sheep got frightened too, the dogs were so (tenement) energetic.
(3) Rewrite A, 5-11, using the historical present a...s the basic tense. The 3d sing. pres. of envoyer is envoie. Whxj do noi jouaient and c'etait shift to the present?
D. (1) a. Conjugate in the present and in the past indefinite: Je me rappelle cette scene. Do the same, substituting a pronoun for the noun object.
b. Conjugate in the present and translate: je viens {see § 178) de rencontrer un vieil ami. In the imperfect: je venais de ( = had just) rendre le journal a, mon voisin. Repeat, substituting the proper pronouns for the noun objects.
§ 137 LESSON XXXIV 163 c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In France even the children speak French. 3. Everything is interesting.
4. We (On) see something new at every street corner. 5. The sheep walk one in front of (devant) the other. 6. The cows and dogs were afraid of each other (§ 137, 3). 7. I never saw anything funnier. 8. Some of the goats got frightened.
9. Not one stayed in the neighboring wheat field. 10. Not one? Some of the sheep got frightened too, the dogs were so (tenement) energetic.
(3) Rewrite A, 5-11, using the historical present a...s the basic tense. The 3d sing. pres. of envoyer is envoie. Whxj do noi jouaient and c'etait shift to the present?
D. (1) a. Conjugate in the present and in the past indefinite: Je me rappelle cette scene. Do the same, substituting a pronoun for the noun object.
b. Conjugate in the present and translate: je viens {see § 178) de rencontrer un vieil ami. In the imperfect: je venais de ( = had just) rendre le journal a, mon voisin. Repeat, substituting the proper pronouns for the noun objects.
§ 137 LESSON XXXIV 163 c.
What to read after Complete French Grammar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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