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Spelling of French numbers Anagramme

https://leconjugueur.lefigaro.fr/uklesnombres.php

MCQ question Bank

https://www.espacefrancais.com/quiz/debutants/quiz3/quiz.htm

Le pluriel des noms composés

https://www.espacefrancais.com/quiz/divers/noms_composes/quiz.htm

Use of Apporter , Emporter , Amener , Emmener In French

The differences Between : Apporter ,  Emporter , Amener , Emmener





Explanation of Apporter ,  Emporter , Amener , Emmener

https://acupoffrench.com/french-grammar/apporter-emporter-amener-emmener/


Exercise :

https://oraprdnt.uqtr.uquebec.ca/pls/public/docs/GSC2213/F646218170_Amener_ou_Emmener_exercices_et_corrig_.pdf

French Negatives - NE.... PAS - Exceptional rules - La négation en français

Bonjour Students,

In this blog you are going to learn some basic rules of French negatives with the suitable examples. I have also attached the worksheet via link you can download for free.

In French, the negative construction is formed with "ne/n'...pas" which means "not" in English. Here are the rules of negatives with different articles and the verb être:

With definite articles:

When using definite articles (le, la, les), "ne" comes before the article and "pas" comes after the verb.

Example: Je ne bois pas le café. (I don't drink coffee.)

 

With indefinite articles:

When using indefinite articles (un, une, des), "ne" comes before the article and "pas" comes after the verb.

Example: Je ne veux pas d'eau. (I don't want any water.)

 

With partitive articles:

When using partitive articles (du, de la, des), "ne" comes before the article and "pas" comes after the verb.

Example : Je ne mange pas de viande. (I don't eat meat.)

 

With contracted articles:

When using contracted articles (au, aux, du, des), "ne" comes before the contracted article and "pas" comes after the verb.

Example : Je ne vais pas au cinéma. (I am not going to the cinema.)

 

With the verb être:

When using the verb être (to be), "ne" comes before the verb and "pas" comes after the verb. Moreover there will be no change in article if there is être conjugated verb in sentence.

Example : Je ne suis pas fatigué. (I am not tired.)

   C’est une voiture  - Ce n’est pas une voiture.

 

In all cases, "ne" can be contracted to "n'" before a vowel sound.

Examples:

Je n'aime pas les bananes. (I don't like bananas.)

Il ne va pas au travail aujourd'hui. (He is not going to work today.)

Nous ne sommes pas en retard. (We are not late.)

 

Remember that when there are multiple verbs in a sentence, "pas" comes after the conjugated verb, but before the other verbs.

Example : Je ne veux pas aller au cinéma ce soir. (I don't want to go to the cinema tonight.)

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L'imperatif - exclamation mark in French Language

Exclamation mark

The exclamation mark ends an exclamatory sentence and indicates an impression such as anger, surprise, admiration, amazement etc.

Long live the king !
Don't go there!

We often use the exclamation mark in a sentence in the imperative although this is not obligatory and a simple point is also completely correct.

Clean up your room !
Do your homework !

We add a space before and after the exclamation mark.

Note that in typography, a space is a feminine word.

When the exclamation mark is used for an interjection (like heck, bravo, ouch for example), you must not capitalize the word that follows it.

Damn ! I forgot my watch.
Well done ! you succeed.

La ponctuation : le point d'exclamation en Francais // Exclamation Sign in French Language - L'imperatif

Le point d'exclamation

Le point d'exclamation termine une phrase exclamative et permet d'indiquer une impression comme la colère, la surprise, l'admiration, l'étonnement etc.

Vive le Roi !
Il ne faut pas y aller !

On utilise souvent le point d'exclamation dans une phrase à l'impératif bien que ceci ne soit pas obligatoire et un simple point est également tout à faire correct.

Range ta chambre !
Fais tes devoirs !

On ajoute une espace avant et après le point d'exclamation.

À noter qu'en typographie, une espace est un mot féminin.

Lorsque le point d'exclamation est utilisé pour une interjection (comme zut, bravo, aïe par exemple), il ne faut pas mettre de majuscule au mot qui le suit.

Zut ! j'ai oublié ma montre.

Bravo ! tu as réussi.