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Contents
Introduction vii
Useful grammatical terminology for verbs ix
A few remarks about French pronunciation xiii
I
THE PRESENT TENSE
1
The present tense of regular verbs
3
The conjugation of regular
-er
verbs 3
The conjugation of
-er
verbs with spelling changes 9
The conjugation of regular
-ir
verbs 15
The conjugation of regular
-re
verbs 16
Asking questions 19
Verbs and their objects 25
2
The present tense of irregular verbs
33
The conjugation of irregular verbs 33
The uses of the present tense 44
Special uses of
aller
and
venir
48
Savoir
and
connaître
50
Exercices de révision 54
Idioms with
avoir, faire, être, aller, vouloir
, and
prendre
55
Plaire (à)
65
3
A few impersonal verbs
67
Weather verbs 67
The impersonal use of
être
68
The impersonal use of
avoir
68
Other impersonal expressions 70
iii
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