By Margaret Lang
ISBN-10: 0415331625
ISBN-13: 9780415331623
This re-creation of recent French Grammar: a pragmatic consultant is an cutting edge reference advisor to French, combining conventional and function-based grammar in one quantity. the fashionable French Grammar Workbook, moment variation is an leading edge ebook of routines and language projects for all inexperienced persons of the language. A accomplished solution key behind the publication permits you to money in your development.
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There was not a single woman in the government. Note the meanings in the following examples: Elle n’a pas une paire de chaussures. Elle en a trente. She doesn’t have one pair of shoes. She has thirty. Elle n’a pas de chaussures. Elle n’a que des pantoufles. She hasn’t any shoes. She only has slippers. (d) the articles are not changed when the negative form used is ne…que ‘only’: Elle n’a qu’un mouchoir. Elle ne vend que des chapeaux. Il ne boit que du vin. She has only one handkerchief. She only sells hats.
There are several other reasons for the (economic) crisis. (b) pronoun Plusieurs décidèrent de partir. A number of them decided to leave. J’en ai vu plusieurs. THE NOUN GROUP 43 I saw several (of them). 4 Chaque; chacun(e) (a) adjective: chaque (invariable) ‘each, every’ Chaque enfant portait un chapeau. Each child was wearing a hat. A chaque fenêtre il y avait des rideaux. At every window there were curtains. (b) pronoun: chacun(e) ‘each (one), every (one)’ Il a répondu à chacune des femmes. He answered each of the women.
Un ciel couvert des nuages qui annoncent une tempête. A sky full of storm clouds. 3 The indefinite article The indefinite articles are un(e), des, de/d’ ‘a, an; some, any’. Indefinite articles are repeated in lists; their English equivalents are often omitted. J’ai un hérisson et un chat à la maison. I have a hedgehog and a cat at home. Il y a des livres intéressants dans ce magasin. 10 STRUCTURES There are some interesting books in this shop. Une femme m’a téléphoné ce soir. A woman telephoned me this evening.
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