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Causative avec faire Present participle Au fur et Ă mesureBonjour chers amis du français ! Ătes-vous prĂȘts pour notre dernier Ă©pisode ? Nous aurons le plaisir d'ĂȘtre en compagnie de ValĂ©rie et Michelle aujourdâhui. So, I can assure you that we will be entertained to the very end. I hope you have taken the time you look over the lessons and to do the exercises. Donât forget to take advantage of all the tools available on our website, including the flashcard and the pronunciation guide. Thatâs it for me ! I leave you with ValĂ©rie et Michelle ! Les voilĂ ensemble pour la derniĂšre fois !
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Disjunctive pronouns Subordinating conjunctions Ătre comme un coq en pĂąteBonjour mes amis ! Câest moi, Jean-Paul ! Comment allez-vous aujourdâhui ? Moi, je suis un peu triste. Pourquoi ? Parce quâaujourdâhui nous allons dire au revoir Ă notre cher Jacques. Oui, vous avez bien entendu ! Câest notre dernier Ă©pisode en compagnie de Jacques ! Iâm sure youâll enjoy these last conversations between Jacques and his favorite French teacher ValĂ©rie. Hopefully, you have already prepared yourself by studying the grammar lessons and by doing the exercises. Shall we begin ? Voici ValĂ©rie et Jacques pour la derniĂšre fois !
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Simple future Simple future: irregular stems Un de ces quatre matinsBonjour et bienvenue ! Je suis en forme aujourdâhui. Et vous ? PrĂȘts pour un nouvel Ă©pisode de français ? Nous sommes presque Ă la fin de notre programme. Oui, Ă©pisode XXVIII dĂ©jĂ ! Comme toujours, nous avons un superbe Ă©pisode pour vous. I hope you studied the grammar lessons and did the exercises on our website. Letâs not waste anymore time. Je suis sĂ»r que vous avez hĂąte d'ĂȘtre avec ValĂ©rie et Michelle. Les voilĂ !
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Comparisons with adjectives Superlative adjectives Mettre la charrue avant les boeufsBonjour mes amis, câest Jean-Paul ! Comment ça va ? Bienvenue pour ce nouvel Ă©pisode. Aujourdâhui, nous avons le plaisir dâĂȘtre avec ValĂ©rie et Jacques. As you know, Jacques canât keep any secrets from ValĂ©rie, so today we will hear all about his blind date. I hope youâre ready! Avez-vous Ă©tudiĂ© les leçons de grammaire et fait les exercices sur notre site Web ? Allons-y ! Voici ValĂ©rie et Jacques dans lâacte XXVII !
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Infinitive constructions - Part I Infinitive constructions - Part II Rien Ă voirBonjour et bienvenue mes amis, câest Jean-Paul ! Comment allez-vous ? Aujourdâhui, nous allons ĂȘtre en compagnie de ValĂ©rie et de Michelle. So I hope youâre ready for this! Michelle has just got back home from a short trip to France with her husband. They both attended their friendsâ wedding anniversary and did some traveling as well. I hope you already studied the grammar lessons and did the exercises. Nâattendons pas une minute de plus. Je vous prĂ©sente ValĂ©rie et Michelle dans lâacte XXVI !
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Impersonal verbs and expressions Indefinite pronouns Quand mĂȘmeBonjour chers amis du français ! Comment allez-vous depuis la semaine derniĂšre ? Je suis trĂšs heureux d'ĂȘtre avec vous pour notre nouvel acte. Dans quelques minutes, nous allons Ă©couter Madame ValĂ©rie, bien sĂ»r, et Jacques. Avez-vous dĂ©jĂ Ă©tudiĂ© vos leçons de grammaire et fait les exercices sur notre site internet ? Doing this will make your listening easier and more enjoyable. Je crois que nous sommes prĂȘts. Ne perdons pas une minute de plus. Voici ValĂ©rie et Jacques !
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Indirect object pronouns Câest vs il est/elle est and on Ă la vĂŽtre / Ă vos souhaits / Ă la vĂŽtreBonjour Ă tous ! Câest moi Jean-Paul ! Bienvenue ! Je suis trĂšs heureux de vous prĂ©senter lâacte XXIV aujourdâhui. I hope youâre feeling uplifted today because weâre meeting ValĂ©rie and Michelle. You know thereâs going to be a lot of talking! Avez-vous dĂ©jĂ Ă©tudiĂ© les leçons de grammaire et fait les exercices ? Oui ? Ne perdons pas plus de temps alors ! Allons-y !
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Imparfait : formation Imparfait : uses Nâimporte quoiBonjour Ă tous ! Bienvenue ! Câest moi Jean-Paul ! Je suis trĂšs heureux d'ĂȘtre avec vous pour ce nouvel acte. Aujourdâhui, nous allons avoir le plaisir d'ĂȘtre en compagnie de ValĂ©rie et de Kevin. Last time ValĂ©rie met with Kevin when he had just returned from his family vacation in Canada. Have you taken the time to study the grammar lesson and to do the exercises on our website ? Oui ? Je crois que nous sommes prĂȘts alors ! Allons-y !
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Depuis / Il y a...que / Ăa fait...que Coordinating conjunctions Au lieu deBonjour mes amis ! Câest moi Jean-Paul ! Comment allez-vous ? Vous ĂȘtes prĂȘts pour un nouvel acte ? Aujourdâhui, nous allons Ă©couter ValĂ©rie et Jacques. Last time we met Jacques, he had just returned from Paris. He seemed certain that there he had found a chef for his new restaurant. Weâll hear more about that today. Avez-vous dĂ©jĂ Ă©tudiĂ© vos leçons de grammaire ? Avez-vous fait vos exercices ? Eh bien, nous sommes prĂȘts ! Allons-y !
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PassĂ© composĂ© of pronominal verbs Past participle agreement : exception + more pronominal verbs Ătre Ă cĂŽtĂ© de la plaqueBonjour ! Câest moi Jean-Paul ! Je suis heureux de vous prĂ©senter lâacte XXI ! Aujourdâhui, nous allons Ă©couter ValĂ©rie et Michelle. Est-ce que vous ĂȘtes prĂȘts ? Avez-vous dĂ©jĂ Ă©tudiĂ© les leçons de grammaire ? I know for sure Michelle has, sheâs also has done the exercises before coming to class. We all know sheâll have a lot to share with her favorite French teacher. Ne perdons pas une minute ! Letâs start!
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Direct object pronouns Agreement of the past participle Les doigts dans le nezBonjour chers amis ! Câest moi Jean-Paul. Je suis trĂšs content de prĂ©senter un nouvel Ă©pisode aujourdâhui ! Itâs our 20th episode already. I hope you have taken the time to study the grammar lessons, to do the exercises and to learn the vocabulary for this new act of our play. Iâm sure you have noticed that the dialogues are becoming complex so hopefully you can keep up and progress at the same pace as our three wonderful students. Today, weâll catch up with Kevin. Je crois que nous sommes prĂȘts ! Letâs welcome our favorite teacher ValĂ©rie and her student!
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PassĂ© composĂ© with ĂȘtre More past participles for ĂȘtre D'ailleursBonjour les amis du français ! Comment allez-vous ? Je suis content d'ĂȘtre avec vous pour un nouvel Ă©pisode. Aujourdâhui, nous allons Ă©couter ValĂ©rie et Jacques. Jacques just got back from France. Iâm sure youâre looking forward to hearing his stories. Weâll also learn a lot of new things today. Avez-vous dĂ©jĂ Ă©tudiĂ© la leçon pour aujourdâhui ? I hope you did the exercises and consulted the flashcard as well. Bon...je crois que nous sommes prĂȘts ! Allons-y !
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PassĂ© composĂ© with avoir Negation and placement of adverbs with passĂ© composĂ© C'est pas de la tarteBonjour les amis ! Câest moi, oui, Jean-Paul ! Bienvenue au thĂ©Ăątre en français ! Today weâll spend some time with ValĂ©rie and Michelle. Michelle is meeting with ValĂ©rie for the first time since her surgery. I hope youâre ready for some real entertainment...and some serious French lessons of course. By the way, have you studied already and have done the exercises? Oui ? Je crois que nous sommes prĂȘts. Allons-y !
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-RE verbs (irregular) like suivre, vivre Comparative and superlative of adverbs A prioriBonjour et bienvenue ! Are you ready for Act XVII? Today, ValĂ©rie meets with Kevin again. Kevin is about to go to Canada for his annual family vacation. Heâs looking forward to spending some time with his cousin Rex and maybe practice some French. Kevin has been studying really hard and making great progress. I hope youâre doing the same. Have you already looked up the lessons and have done the exercises? So...je crois que nous sommes prĂȘts pour notre leçon ! Allons-y !
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Pronominal verbs TĂŽt, tard, en avance, en retard, Ă lâheure Il ne casse pas trois pattes Ă un canardBienvenue les amis ! Câest moi Jean-Paul ! Iâm happy to welcome you to Act XVI. Today, youâll have the pleasure to listen to ValĂ©rie and Jacques. As you know Jacques is still pursuing his dream to open, not just a French restaurant but a restaurant geared to help couples who are on an awkward first date. I hope you have already looked up and studied the material for today and learned your verbs. Donât forget to do the exercises as well. Well, I think weâre ready to listen in. Enjoy the show!
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Savoir vs ConnaĂźtre Tout Par contre / En revancheBonjour et bienvenue ! Today, weâll be enjoying the company of our French teacher ValĂ©rie and of her diligent student Michelle. I am confident that you feel encouraged to see students on our show like Michelle and others, with different backgrounds and with different purposes, tackling the French language with success. Have you already studied for todayâs episode and have done the exercises? So I think you are ready. Enjoy Act XV!
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BOIRE (to drink), CROIRE (to believe), VOIR (to see) Time in French Bien dans sa peau / Mal dans sa peauBienvenue au cours de français ! Itâs me Jean-Paul, Iâm ready to introduce Act XIV to you. Are you ready? By ready, I mean, have you looked up our grammar lessons and have done the exercises? Itâs very important you do that before enjoying the dialogues as it will greatly enhance your experience and allow you to make more connections. Now, letâs connect with ValĂ©rie who will meet with Kevin for another lesson. Iâm sure youâve noticed that Kevin seems to be coming out of his shell, all for our enjoyment. Well, letâs listen in!
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VENIR Interrogative words Je nâen reviens pas !Bonjour et bienvenue ! Are you ready for Act XIII? Today, our French teacher ValĂ©rie meets with Jacques again. Jacques has been preparing a trip to France during which he hopes to find a chef for his new restaurant. As the day of his departure gets closer, he seems to be increasingly preoccupied with the quality of his French. Heâs been studying really hard and I hope youâre doing the same. Have you already looked up the lessons and have done the exercises? So I think weâre ready! Allons-y!
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-RE verbs (irregular) like mettre Partitive articles Bon marchĂ©Bonjour ! Câest moi Jean-Paul ! Once again Iâll be your host for Act XII. We hope that following Jacques, Kevin and Michelle in their endeavor to learn French is helping you to learn as well. Before you listen to the play, take time to familiarize yourself with the flashcard. Letâs begin!
ValĂ©rie, our French teacher, is meeting with Michelle today for another lesson. Michelleâs dream to move to France is getting more and more concrete...we hope so anyway. Letâs hope she continues to learn for our great pleasure. Voici l'acte XII !
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-RE verbs (irregular) like prendre Interrogative and exclamative quel C'est-Ă -dire / C'est-Ă -dire queBonjour et bienvenue mes amis ! Today weâll hear Act XI! I hope youâre feeling quite sharp because we meet with Jacques. Iâm sure youâre looking forward to know what heâs been up to and how his French restaurant project is coming along. I know ValĂ©rie does, she never gets bored when she has a lesson with Jacques.
Have you studied the grammar lessons for this week and have done the exercises? Oui ? Then youâre ready for our new act! Oh, look! Jacques is already at the door and it looks like he has something on his mind. He is glued to his phone and didnât even hear ValĂ©rie arrive. Letâs listen!
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