Description
CONTENTS
UNIT 1. Use of de
UNIT 2. Translation of the Present Participle
Verbs of Sense Perception
UNIT 3. Verbal Constructions with Prepositions
UNIT 4. Use of the Past Participle
UNIT 5. Negative Expressions
UNIT 6. Agreement of the Past Participle
UNIT 7. Tenses after si (if, whether)
Tenses after Conjunctions of Time
Verbs like demander
UNIT 8. Disjunctive Pronouns
UNIT 9. Perfect Tense Interrogative
UNIT 10. Special uses of the Definite Article
UNIT 11. Use of pendant and depuis in Time Phrases
UNIT 12. Relative Pronouns: qui, que
Translation of what, which by ce qui, ce que
UNIT 13. Translation of some of and such
Adjectives: position, agreement, degree
UNIT 14. repondre a, s’approcher de, penser a, avoir
besoin de, se souvenir de
UNIT 15. Interrogatives: qui, qu’est-ce qui, que, quoi,
quel, lequel
UNIT 16. Translation of it is
UNIT 17. Translation of so, too, quite, well
UNIT 18. Order of Pronoun Objects
UNIT 19. Relative Pronouns: dont, duquel, lequel
UNIT 20. Pronouns: celui, le mien
UNIT 21. Conditional Perfect Tense
UNIT 22. Passive Voice
UNIT 23. The verb devoir
UNIT 24. The Anterior Tense
UNIT 25. Inversions
UNIT 26. Subjunctive Mood Formation
Use after Conjunctions
UNIT 27. Causative faire
UNIT 28. The verb pouvoir
UNIT 29. Translation of run, rush, hurry
UNIT 30. Reciprocal and Emphatic Pronouns
Additional Proses
Passages for dictation
Summary of Verb Tenses
List of être verbs
Appendix A. Verbs followed by infinitive:
- without preposition
- with à
- with de
- demander type verb
Appendix B. Verb Construction after Prepositions
Appendix C. Special verbs like lever, appeler, esperer,
payer, nettoyer, essuyer, manger, commencer
Appendix D. Irregular Verbs
Appendix E. Numbers 1-2000
French-English Vocabulary (for Passages for Translation
and Questionnaire)
English-French Vocabulary
Vocabulary Reference
Questionnaire Reference
