a word that is used before a noun, a noun phrase, or a pronoun, connecting it to another word

used to emphasise a person, or when the pronoun stands alone, or after certain prepositions

Moi, j’habite à Nice, une belle ville sur la côte sud de la France. Et toi, Léa?

J’habite à Paris, la capitale de la France !

A1 feedback partner A - 1. L’enfant danse et voit un grand éléphant. 2 Une ...

A1 feedback partner B - 1. Un chien blanc marche à droite sans se concentrer ...

Certains ont un avis positif sur les nouveaux bâtiments. Ils pensent que ...

Chez moi, chez toi : prepositions and emphatic pronouns 'moi', 'toi' ...

French

Ma ville avant : imperfect of être, avoir and faire

La transformation des villes : imperfect of être, avoir and faire

La vie en ville : extended writing and speaking, photo description

Ma ville, mon pays : prepositions and emphatic pronouns lui, elle, eux, elles

La vie quotidienne ici et ailleurs : extended speaking and writing

Découvrir d'autres pays : prepositions and emphatic pronouns 'nous' and 'vous'

Découvrir de grandes villes : prepositions and emphatic pronouns nous and vous

Où habiter : extended writing

This unit develops knowledge of the imperfect tense by focusing on the irregular verbs avoir, être and faire. The prepositions sans, pour and avant are also revisited, along with the use of emphatic pronouns (such as moi, toi, lui) after prepositions.

Communication and the world around us: Là où j'habite

Which is the correct translation of 'without you'?

Which is the correct translation of 'image' in this sentence? 'Les changements créent une image forte pour certains.'

Which is the missing word here? 'La {{}} dont les habitants parlent de leur ville me fait honte.' The way in which the residents talk about their town makes me ashamed.

Put the words in order to make this sentence: I would like to come to your house tomorrow morning.

Which words contain the [an] sound when said in French?

I have done lots of sport when I was young.

I am doing lots of sport while I am young.

I used to do lots of sport when I was young.

Which translations of this sentence could be right depending on context? Je faisais beaucoup de sport quand j'étais jeune.

Take the present tense 'vous' form of the verb.

Take the present tense 'nous' form of the verb.

Take the present tense 'ils, elles' form of the verb.

Take the present tense 'je' form of the verb.

Which of these statements is correct when instructing how to create the imperfect tense stem?

What is the imperfect tense spelling of 'faire' with 'il, elle'?

Il était célèbre quand il était jeune.

J'étais célèbre mais j'étais plus jeune.

J'étais célèbre quand j'étais plus jeune.

Which sentence is a correct translation of: I used to be famous when I was younger.

Which is the correct word order to make this sentence? She used to be nicer in the past.

Chez moi, chez toi : prepositions and emphatic pronouns 'moi', 'toi' ...

Lesson outcome