This chapter is a delightful potluck picnic of French grammar: direct and indirect objects, prepositions, and three new types of pronouns: object, demonstrative, and relative. Not sure what any of this means? That's okay. This chapter explains these concepts both in terms of English grammar and your newly acquired French skills.
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French Sections
- Pronouncing and Writing French
- Using Everyday Expressions
- Developing a Basic Vocabulary
- Understanding Articles
- Using Nouns
- Subject Pronouns and Forming Present Tense Verbs
- Asking Questions and Giving Orders
- Negating Words and Phrases
- Objects, Prepositions, and Pronouns
- Using Adjectives
- Understanding Adverbs
- Forming Past-Tense Verbs
- Using Reflexive Verbs
- Forming the Future Tense
- Forming the Conditional Tense
- Understanding the Subjunctive Mood
- Traveling in French-Speaking Countries
- Studying and Working in French-Speaking Countries
- Family, Friends, and You
- Your House or Apartment
- Answer Key
- French-to-English Glossary
- English-to-French Glossary
- Verb Conjugation Tables