Verbs beginning with R
r- and re- prefixes indicating repetition
prendre -> reprendre
appeler -> rappeler
telephoner -> retelephoner
Recevoir (To Receive)
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Verbs beginning with R
r- and re- prefixes indicating repetition
prendre -> reprendre
appeler -> rappeler
telephoner -> retelephoner
Recevoir (To Receive)
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Noun List
A Nouns (beginning with A)
B Nouns (beginning with B)
C Nouns (beginning with C)
D Nouns (beginning with D)
E Nouns (beginning with E)
F Nouns (beginning with F)
M Nouns (beginning with M)
P Nouns(beginning with P)
R Nouns (beginning with R)
Rein
S Nouns (beginning with S)
V Verbs (beginning with V)
French Phrases sequence of words, usually less than a sentence
Comme ci comme ça (Like This Like That)
Plus en plus (More and More)
plus-que-parfait (More than perfect)
en une heure Time
il (me) faut + nouns Need and exigency
s’empêcher de Lack of Self-control
si on ne peut plus Protest
pas plus pour ça Refutation
pas si que ça Disagreement
il n’y en a que pour Restriction
Dit
on dit ça (we say that)
ça se dit (it is said)
Fait
on fit ça, on (we do that)
ça se fait (that is done)
Il fait with weather
French Expressions sayings
Intensive Expressions Intensifs
Indefinite Expressions
rien, quelque chose or ce que
Restrictive Expressions (Only)
Ne . . . que
Il n’y en a que pour . . .
Expressions of:
Expressions of Time
Apology Expressions
Expressions of Quantity
Expressiing Strangeness drôle de
Expressing Opposites in-, im-, il-: dé
s’empecher de (Lack of Self Control)
French gaiety at Christmas
Christmas is better in France… for film lovers
Protest: Si on ne peut plus
Refutation: pas plus . . . pour ça
Disagreement: pas si . . . que ça
Expressing Need avoir besoin
Expressing Need on ne peut pas dire que
Expressing Insufficiency tout ce que (everythng/the-only-thing that I have)
Coup Expressions using the work Coup
Idiomatic French Expressions with Coup about.com
Beginnings: commencer à verbs used with an infinitive
Describing:
Describing Effect of Something ça fait
Dit
on dit ça (we say that)
ça se dit (it is said)
Fait
on fit ça, on (we do that)
ça se fait (that is done)
Il fait with weather
Faire (to Make, to Do)
Causative use of faire
faire used with an infinitive refers to activities done by others
Falloir (to have to)
il faut
Il faut + expression of time + pour
Il (me) faut + nouns (Need and exigency)
Force (to Force)
Simple conjugations for the French verb forcer about.com
Boire (to Drink)
BOIRE is an irregular verb frenchassistant.com
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Prendre (Verb Conjugation Table) 200words-a-day.com/french