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1. Rien ne change - Don’t change (In this case, you can see that the only change is the
article: Un/ Une)
2. On ajoute un <e>, la prononciation change. (In this case, you add <e> to the end of
the word to turn it into the féminin)
● Pronunciation: The case here is that you have to pronounce the “t” in the end when it
is fèminin. I’m going to put a example of pronunciation
- un commerçant (here you don’t pronounce the “t”)
- une commerçante (here you do)
3. On double la consonne et on ajoute un <e> (In this case, you double the last
consonant and add a <e>)
4. Cas particuliers:
● er / ère
● eur / euse
● teur / trice
5. Autres changementes
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In this part we use the verb acheter (to buy). You buy something, in some place. But, you
can also say: I buy something in the house of the professional (strange, i know, but it’s kind
of the idea)The important thing here is the:
Ex:
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It is really dificult to explain, so i’m going to use an explanation that I saw, okay ?
Si
Now imagine that the question we are asking you is a little different.
The person asks you:
If you answer « yes » to a negative question in French, you must say « si » instead of « oui ».
So « si » does not exist only in Italian and Spanish, it also exists in French with a very particular
meaning.
It’s like, when someone ask you something but in the negative (ne…pas), you use Si and
Non.
https://elsafrenchteacher.com/answer-french-questions-si/
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I just found one paper of it and it’s more like an exercise. So, I'm going to use a book that I
have, okay ? It is the system, rules and stuff.
Singulier + s
Ex:
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There is a lot more, but I think this is good for now. This week we are studying questions and
words that you can use to ask: Qui (who), Comme (how), Où (where) …
It’s good to give a little search on that
Good studies ;)