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Notes le 29 février –le premier mars

Notes le 29 février –le premier mars. MANGER ( to eat ) je mange nous mangeons tu manges vous mangez il/elle/on mange ils/elles mangent Qu’est-ce que tu manges ? (What are you eating ?) Je mange une pomme. ( I’m eating an apple.). BOIRE ( to drink )

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Notes le 29 février –le premier mars

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  1. Notes le 29 février –le premier mars MANGER (to eat) je mange nous mangeons tu manges vous mangez il/elle/on mange ils/elles mangent Qu’est-ce que tu manges? (What are you eating?) Je mange une pomme. (I’m eating an apple.)

  2. BOIRE (to drink) je bois nous buvons tu bois vous buvez il/elle/on boit ils/elles boivent Les enfants boivent du lait au chocolat et leur mère boit du café. (The children are drinking (some) chocolate milk and their mother is drinking (some) coffee.)

  3. L’article défini et le partitif(The Definite Article and the Partitive) In French, you use the definite article (le, la, l’, les) when talking about something in a general sense. Les enfants aiment le pain. (Children like bread.) Marie adore la confiture. (Marie loves jam.) Je déteste les épinards. (I hate spinach.)

  4. The partitive expresses an unspecified amount. It is the equivalent of “some”, “any”, or no word at all in English. Est-ce que tu voudrais du beurre avec ton pain? (Would you like some butter with your bread?) Oui, et je voudrais de la confiture, aussi. (Yes, and I’d like some jam, too.)

  5. The partitive is formed by combining de with the appropriate definite article. de + le = du Je voudrais du jambon. de + la = de la Je voudrais de la crème. de + l’ = de l’ Je voudrais de l’eau. de + les = des Je voudrais des fraises.

  6. Le partitif au négatif (The Negative Partitive) All forms of the partitive (du, de la, de l’, and des) change to de(d’) after a negative. Est-ce que tu veux de la salade? (Do you want some salad?) Non, je ne veux pas de salade. (No, I don’t want any salad.) Il y a des oeufs dans le frigo? (Are there any eggs in the fridge?) Non, il n’y a plus d’œufs. (No, there aren’t any eggs left.)

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