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MANQUER!!!

MANQUER!!!. (to miss, to be lacking, to fail to verbe ). I. Manquer + object direct . To miss something Exemples: I missed the bus this morning Many students will miss class tomorrow. I. Manquer + object direct . To miss something Exemples: I missed the bus this morning

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MANQUER!!!

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  1. MANQUER!!! (to miss, to be lacking, to fail to verbe)

  2. I. Manquer + object direct • To miss something Exemples: I missed the bus this morning Many students will miss class tomorrow

  3. I. Manquer + object direct • To miss something Exemples: I missed the bus this morning J’ai manqué l’autobus ce matin Many students will miss class tomorrow Beaucoup d’élèves manqueront la classe demain

  4. II. Manquer de/d’ + object direct • To lack something/to have something missing Teachers lack patience This cake lacks sugar Our class was missing about 10 students yesterday

  5. II. Manquer de/d’ + object direct • To lack something/to have something missing Teachers lack patience Les profs manquent de patience This cake lacks sugar Ce gateau manque de sucre Our class was missing about 10 students yesterday. Notre classe a manqué d’une dixaine d’élèves hier

  6. III. Manquer de/d’ + verbe (infinitif) • To fail to do something I failed to do my homework last night Often, I failed to send a card to my Granny. If you fail to study, you will fail your test.

  7. Manquer de/d’ + verbe (infinitif) • To fail to do something I failed to do my homework last night J’ai manqué de faire mes devoirs hier soir Often, I failed to send a card to my Granny. Souvent je manquais d’envoyer une carte à Mémé If you fail to study, you will fail your test. Si tu manques d’étudier, tu rateras ton examen

  8. Manquer à + objet/personne to miss a person or thing (as in long for) This is the opposite of how we state it in English The subject in the sentence will be the person who is missed, The indirect object is the person who is doing the missing. Use the following COI (indirect object pronouns) me – (by me) nous – (by us) te – (by you) vous – (by you/y’all) lui – (by him/by her) leur – (by them) ***Placement of COI is the same*** before the conjugated verb or before the infinitive

  9. Manquer à + objet/personne(continued) to miss a person or thing (as in long for) Exemples: I miss you (You are missed by me) When I was at camp, my parents missedme (I was missed by my parents) They missed me a lot and I missed them too!

  10. Manquer à + objet/personne(continued) to miss a person or thing (as in long for) Exemples: I miss you (You are missed by me) Tu me manques When I was at camp my parents missed me (I was missed by my parents); Quand j’étais à camp, je manquais à mes parents. They missed me a lot and I missed them, too! Je leur manquais beacoup, et ils me manquaient aussi!

  11. pratiquez • We miss you (y’all). (y’all are missed by us) 2. I’m missing 50 euros!! 3. They failed to say good-bye! • She doesn’t lack in “know-how” • He misses his Mommy. • Since she was late, she missed her flight.

  12. exemples • We miss you (y’all) (remember – you are missed by us)

  13. exemples • We miss you (y’all) (remember – you are missed by us) Vous nous manquez

  14. exemples • I’m missing 50 euros!!

  15. exemples • I’m missing 50 euros!! Je manque de 50 euros

  16. exemples 3. They failed to say good-bye!

  17. exemples 3. They failed to say good-bye! Ils ont manqué de dire “au revoir” Ils ont manqué de faire leurs* adieux *my?, your?, his/her?, our?, y’all’s?, their?

  18. exemples 4. She doesn’t lack in “know-how”

  19. exemples 4. She doesn’t lack in “know-how” Elle ne manque pas de savoir-faire She lacks neither “know-how” nor beauty.

  20. exemples 4. She doesn’t lack in “know-how” Elle ne manque pas de savoir-faire She lacks neither “know-how” nor beauty. Elle ne manque ni de savoir-faire ni de beauté

  21. exemples 5. He misses his Mommy.

  22. exemples 5. He misses his Mommy. Sa Maman lui manque

  23. exemples 6. Because she was late, she missed her flight

  24. exemples 6. Because she was late, she missed her flight. Puisqu’elle était en retard, …elle a manqué son vol. …elle a raté son vol

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