CONVERSATION
A: Tu es contente? To ay con-tont
G: Oui, je suis contente. Wee, je swee con-tont Et je suis patiente aussi. pah-see-ont oh-see.
OU (or)
G : Non, je ne suis
pas contente. No, je ne swee pa con-tont
A : Mais pourquoi ? May poor-kwa ?
G : Parce que je suis
triste. Parsk je swee treest
A : Tu es sportive ? To ay sporteev
G : Oui, je suis
sportive. Et je suis active aussi. ac-teev oh-see
OU
G : Non, je ne suis
pas sportive.
A : Mais pourquoi ?
G : Parce que je suis
créative. Parsk je swee cray-ah-teev
Grammar points:
Negation.
Ne…pas = not. It is
placed around the conjugated verb.
Verb conjugation. Present tense conjugation of
the verb être = to be (1st and 2nd person singular
= je suis I am, tu es you are.) https://www.podcastfrancaisfacile.com/debutant/verbe-etre-questions-reponses-de-base.html
Adjectives and agreement with gender.
1. Content
(m) becomes contente (f) Rule:
if a masculine adjective ends in -t or -d, change to feminine by adding an -e. Other
examples: intelligent/intelligent;
grand/grande; petit/petite. Pronunciation: In
the feminine form, pronounce the -d or -t.
e.g. gron and grond; pe-tee and pe-teet.
2. sportive
and creative (m = sportif/créatif. Rule:
if an adjective ends in -if, change to -ive for feminine.)
3. Triste
– ends in an -e in the masculine form, so does not change. Other examples:
malade (sick) and jeune (young.)
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