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La place des adjectifs

La place des adjectifs

Posted by By Live-French.net September 19, 2012Posted inGrammar and VocabularyNo Comments
Les adjectifs ne se placent pas toujours avant ou après le nom. Voici quelques règles à appliquer pour placer les adjectifs correctement. L’adjectif après le nom La plupart des adjectifs…
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Les adjectifs et pronoms démonstratifs

Les adjectifs et pronoms démonstratifs

Posted by By Live-French.net August 28, 2012Posted inGrammar and VocabularyNo Comments
1. Les adjectifs démonstratifs Ils s'accordent en genre et en nombre avec le nom qu'ils accompagnent. Singulier – Masculin Ce + consonne Ce livre est intéressant Cet + voyelle (ou…
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Comparative in French

Comparative in French

Posted by By Live-French.net August 19, 2012Posted inGrammar and VocabularyNo Comments
French comparative: Equality - verbe + aussi + adjectif ou adverbe + que Elle est aussi belle que sa sœur. - Verbe + autant que Mon frère mange autant que…
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Learn French grammar: the French partitive article

Learn French grammar: the French partitive article

Posted by By Live-French.net August 7, 2012Posted inGrammar and VocabularyNo Comments
Let's learn French grammar and focus on the French partitive article. What is the French partitive article The partitive article is used when you want to talk about an undefined…
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Les liaisons en français

Les liaisons en français

Posted by By Live-French.net July 26, 2012Posted inGrammar and VocabularyNo Comments
Liaisons obligatoires Groupe nominal : Après : un, des, les, ces, mon, ton, son, mes, tes, ses, nos, vos, leurs, aux, aucun, tout, quels, quelles, quelques + tous les nombres…
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French Vocabulary: the Family

French Vocabulary: the Family

Posted by By Live-French.net July 18, 2012Posted inGrammar and VocabularyNo Comments
Read this short text about a French family Bonjour, je m’appelle Antoine. J’ai 24 ans. Je suis le frère de Jacques et Jeanne. Jacques est mon frère aîné et Jeanne…
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Les différents sens du verbe METTRE

Les différents sens du verbe METTRE

Posted by By Live-French.net July 18, 2012Posted inGrammar and VocabularyNo Comments
En français, certains verbes ou mots ont plusieurs sens et aujourd’hui nous allons voir les différents sens du verbe mettre. C’est un verbe que l’on utilise beaucoup et qui a…
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Savoir or connaître?

Savoir or connaître?

Posted by By Live-French.net July 16, 2012Posted inGrammar and VocabularyNo Comments
The verbs Savoir and Connaître have the same meaning but are used differently. Connaître is usually folllowed by a noun: - Je connais Paris. - Tu connais David. - Il…
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Colors in French Expressions

Colors in French Expressions

Posted by By Live-French.net June 24, 2012Posted inGrammar and VocabularyNo Comments
Learning French expressions is fascinating. Sometimes, they are very similar to the expressions we have in our mother tongue, sometimes, they are close but not exactly the same, and other…
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Ecrire une recette de cuisine en français

Ecrire une recette de cuisine en français

Posted by By Live-French.net June 22, 2012Posted inGrammar and VocabularyNo Comments
Les rubriques des recettes de cuisine Vous avez déjà essayé d’écrire une recette de cuisine ? Cela reste un des plus grands défis pour des non-francophones. Si vous êtes anglophone…
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