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DFB Lecon6

Etre, Prepositions, questions and Negation

QuestionAnswer
Où where
ou or
avec with
et and
pour for
mais but
à to, at, in ( before a city name)
en in
en ville in town
au cinema at the movies
au café at the café
au restaurant at the restaurant
en classe in class
à la maison at home, in the house
en France in France
en vacances on vacation
je suis I am
tu es you are
il est he is
elle est she is
nous sommes we are
vous êtes you are
ils sont they are
elles sont they are
Je ne suis pas anglaise. I am not English.
Il n’est pas mexicain. He is not Mexican.
Il est français. He is French.
n’est-ce pas? right?
Est-ce-que is, are, am ( add at front of sentence to make it a question)
Est-ce-qu’ is, at, am ( before a subject pronoun that starts with a vowel)
Elle est canadienne. She is Canadian.
Bien sûr of course
Mais non Of course not
Oui! Yes
Non! No!
Mais oui! Sure!
Peut-être maybe
Qui est-ce? Who is it?
de/ d’ of, from
ici here
là - here, there
là-bas over there
etre d’accord to agree
Je suis d’accord I agree.
Il est d’accord. He agrees.
Nous sommes d’accord. We agree.
Il est au restaurant. He is at the restaurant.
Je suis a la maison. I am at home.
Nous sommes en classe. We are in classe.
Ils ne sont pas ici. Ils sont au cinema. They're not here. They're at the movies.
Tu veux les oranges ou les citrons? You want the oranges or the lemons?
Il est en vacances avec ma copine. He is on vacation with my friend.
Tu aimes travailler pour Kroger, n'est-ce pas? You like working for Kroger, right?
Est-ce que tu aimes travailler pour Kroger? Do you like working for Kroger?
Marc et Katia sont en ville avec un copain. Marc and Katia are in town with a friend.
La Tour Eiffel est en France? - Bien sur! Is the Eiffel Tower in France? -- Of course!
George Bush n'est pas français? -- Mais non! George Bush isn't French? -- Of course not!
Il est en France. He is in France.
Elle est française. Elle est de France. She is French. She is from France.
Created by: SusanFernie
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