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Conjunction of Verbs

Irregular Verbs

Regular Verbs

Numbers and Special Exceptions

Pronunciations
Mispronunciations of the Same Words

Conjugations

Les chiffres de zéro à trente et un (0-31)

Les jours, les mois, les saisons et les dates

Differences between English and French in capitalizing different words

French 101
Chicago City Colleges

Irregular Verb
(to go)

je vais               nous allons
tu vas                vous allez
il va                  ils vont
elle va              elle vont

(formelles)
D’ou êtes-vous? Je suis a Chicago
(informelles)
D`où es-t?

Irregular Verb
(to be)

je suis                             nous sommes
tu es                                vous êtes
il est                                ils sont
elle est                            elle sont

(formelles)
D’ou êtes-vous?            Je suis  a Chicago
(informelles)
D`où es-t?

Pronunciation:
Je (the french e)
(more zhur, than zhay)

Champs-Élysées
the “mp” is silent, replaced by “n”

Et Toi (Not Et Tu)

De (the French u)
(more dhur, than day)

April 9th
neuf Avril
(the f turns into a v)

Chicago City Colleges

Index Cards

Leçon 1A (Lesson One) Week #1

Leçon 1B (Lesson Two) Week #1

Leçon 2A (Lesson Three) Week #2

Leçon 2B (Lesson Four) Week #2

Leçon 3A (Lesson Five) Week #3

Leçon 3B (Lesson Five) Week #3

Learning French

Twineapolis

Museums
Minneapolis Museum of Art
Weissman Art Museum
Mill City Museum

Cemeteries

Churches

Bicycles
https://www.niceridemn.com/how-it-works

Food and Cheese
http://www.citypages.com/restaurants/a-cheese-lovers-guide-to-indulging-in-the-twin-cities/449289383

Running

Les pornoms sujets: The Subject Pronouns

Les Verbes Réguliers de Premier Groupe

Les verbes Réguliers de Premier Groupe avec un changemont d’orthagraphe

Les verbes irréguliers: Aller

Les verbes irréguliers: Êntre

Les verbes irréguliers: Avoir

Les verbes irréguliers: S’appeler

http://wps.prenhall.com/ca_ph_parmentier_enbons_7/46/11983/3067776.cw/charset/index.html

L’élision (elimination)
Je changes to j’ before a verb starting with a vowel or a silent h (ex.j’adore, j’habite)

La liason (linking)
the s in plural pronouns (nous, vous, and ils/elles) is usually silent
except when it is followed by a verb that begins with a vowel sound. In such a case the silent s is pronounced as a /z/ and links the pronoun to the verb. This phenomenon is called liaison (‘linking’) and is very characteristic of French.