Ch. 4-5

Question 1

how to say “in order to” + where does it go

Answer 1

use “pour” before infinitives

Question 2

when to use “retrouver”

Answer 2

when followed with who you are meeting

Question 3

conjugate “acheter”

Answer 3

j’achète, tu achètes, il/elle/on achète, nous achetons, vous achetez, ils/elles achètent

Question 4

conjugate “aller”

Answer 4

je vais, tu vas, il/elle/on va, nous allons, vous allez, ils/elles vont

Question 5

how does “à” change when using an article

Answer 5

À + le = au
À + la = à la
À + les = aux

Question 6

when to use the pronoun “y”

Answer 6

to avoid repeating the name of the place where you’re going

Question 7

where to put the pronoun “y”

Answer 7

usually immediately before the verb

if there’s an infinitive it should go right before

Question 8

where to put the pronoun “y” in the negative

Answer 8

immediately before the infinitive or conjugated verb

Question 9

what is the l’impératif

Answer 9

used to give commands

Question 10

how to conjugate for l’impératif with -er verbs in the “tu” form

Answer 10

conjugate in the “tu” form and drop the -s

Question 11

how to conjugate for l’impératif with non -er verbs

Answer 11

business as usual

Question 12

forms of the verbs do you use for l’impératif

Answer 12

tu: commands singular (do this!)
nous: plural (let’s do this!)
vous: commands plural (do this)

Question 13

l’impératif form of “être”

Answer 13

tu: sois
nous: soyons
vous: soyez

Question 14

l’impératif form of “avoir”

Answer 14

tu: aie
nous: ayons
vous: ayez

Question 15

l’impératif form of “prendre”

Answer 15

tu: prends
nous: prenons
vous: prenez

Question 16

l’impératif form of “venir”

Answer 16

tu: viens
nous: venons
vous: venez

Question 17

what is “le futur immédiat” or “le futur proche”

Answer 17

to say what you’re going to do in the immediate future

Question 18

how to organize “le futur proche”

Answer 18

aller + infinitive

Question 19

where does the pronoun “y” go in “le futur proche”

Answer 19

immediately before the infinitive

Question 20

conjugate “prendre”

Answer 20

je prends, tu prends, il/elle/on prend, nous prenons, vous prenez, ils/elles prennent

Question 21

what does “prendre” mean

Answer 21

to take or to have

Question 22

conjugate “venir”

Answer 22

je viens, tu viens, il/elle/on vient, nous venons, vous venez, ils/elles viennent

Question 23

what does “venir” mean

Answer 23

to come

Question 24

what is “le passé composé”

Answer 24

used to say what happened in the past

Question 25

how to organize "le passé composé"

Answer 25

auxiliary verb (avoir or être) + part participle

Question 26

how to conjugate regular past participles with "avoir"

Answer 26

-er verbs end in -é -ir verbs end in -i -re verbs end in -u

Question 27

where to place adverbs in "le passé composé"

Answer 27

if they indicate how often/how well, they're placed between the verbs

Question 28

where does negation go in "le passé composé"

Answer 28

around the auxiliary verb

Question 29

which verbs use "être" in "le passé composé" + conjugate them

Answer 29

Descendre, retourner, monter, rester, sortir, venir (venu), aller, naître (né), devenir (devenu), entre, revenir (revenu), tomber, rentrer, arriver, mourir (mort), partir, passer

Question 30

why is passer weird with "être" in "le passé composé"

Answer 30

it's only used when you're trying to say that something passed by

Question 31

why are past participles weird with "être"

Answer 31

they must agree with amount and gender

Question 32

when to use le, la, l', and les as pronouns

Answer 32

to replace nouns

Question 33

what do le, la, l', and les mean as pronouns

Answer 33

his/her/it

Question 34

where to place direct object pronouns

Answer 34

immediately before the verb

Question 35

where to place direct object pronouns in the negative

Answer 35

immediately before the verb

Question 36

where to place indirect object pronouns in passé composé

Answer 36

before the auxiliary verb

Question 37

what to remember about direct object pronouns

Answer 37

the past participle should agree with the pronoun if the pronoun precedes the verb