Showing posts with label Grammar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grammar. Show all posts

vendredi 1er juin

Today i learned about things in the garden and in the bedrrom and finished off the rooms of the house with a writing exercise.Now i can describe a house using il y a, or il n' y a pas de (there is and there isn't).
une balançoire

Examples

There is a lounge: il y a un salon
There is no study: il n' y a pas de bureau

Is there a lounge?: Y'a t'il un salon?

mercredi 16 mai

Today, I reviewed the rooms of the house by labelling the map of a house. I also did a listening and a reading exercise of people describing their own house, and I learned how to use the indefinite article.

The singular indefinite articles in French correspond to "a," "an," or "one" in English, while the plural corresponds to "some." There are three forms of the French indefinite article.
  1. un masculine
  2. une feminine
  3. des m or f plural
Examples: 

  1. un salon
  2. une cuisine
  3.  des toilettes

Mardi 13 décembre

Today, I recorded last week's interview of Harry Styles.

I also learned the seasons:
Les saisons:
Le Printemps: Spring
L'été: Summer
L'automne: Autumn
L'hiver: Winter

I also learned the different ways of saying the:
Anglais Français
the le (m) Audio. Press to listen!
la (f) Audio. Press to listen!
les (pl) Audio. Press to listen!

When the following noun begins with a vowel, le or la becomes l'

Mardi 18 octobre


Today I reviewed what I learned last week.
I also learned about the ç. It makes the c sounds like "s" in front of a,o and u.
We also wrote down Thierry Henry's interview:

-Bonjour, comment t'appelles-tu?
-Bonjour, je m'appelle Thierry Henry
-ça va?
-ça va bien merci et toi?
-ça va. Quel âge as tu?
- J'ai 34 ans
- Où habites tu?
- J'habite à New York
- Au revoir!