Activities — Activités
Sometimes you don't want to spend money on clothes or food. Sometimes you want to spend it on games and activities. In French, the verb for “to buy” is
MISTAKES TO AVOID Fautes à éviter
It's difficult for English speakers to put the “it” in front of the verb. When you say “I want it” in English, the word “it” follows the verb. But if you say Je veux la instead of Je la veux, you're telling your French friend that you want “there” instead of “it”!
IMPORTANT TIPS TRUCS IMPORTANTS
There are two kinds of tickets in France.
English |
French |
to buy |
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I buy |
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you buy |
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he/she/it buys |
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we buy |
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you buy |
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they buy |
Buying Tickets — Acheter des tickets
What can you buy tickets for? Here's a list to give you some ideas:
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French |
tickets for a soccer game |
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tickets for the concert |
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tickets for the museum |
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tickets for the magic show |
Time for Tickets! — Le temps des tickets
It's time to practice your verb tenses. “Tense” is just another way of saying “time.” You know three verb tenses now: the present (
English |
French |
I'm buying two tickets to the movies. |
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I am going to buy two tickets to the movies. |
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I just bought two tickets to the movies. |

