Pouvoir/Devoir
The third person singular of the verb "to be able to".
What is "il peut"?
What you may do if there are leaves on the sidewalk.
What is "balayer"?
The opposite of "someone".
What is "ne...personne"?
To say "she lost"
What is "elle a perdu"?
To say "of course"
What is "bien sûr"?
The first person plural form of the verb "must/have to".
What is "nous devons".
What you may do if you have a pet.
What is "sortir le chien ou promener le chien"?
The opposite of "already".
What is "ne...pas encore"?
to say "I sold"
What is "j'ai vendu"?
To say "to feed the dog"
What is "donner à manger au chien"?
The first person singular of the verb "may/to be able to".
What is "je peux"?
What you may do if the trash is beginning to smell.
What is "sortir la poubelle"?
The opposite of "something".
What is "ne...rien"?
To say "They waited for"
What is "ils ont attendu"?
Usually
What is "d'habitude"?
The third person plural of the verb "to be able to".
What is "ils peuvent"?
What you may do if the weeds are getting too high in the yard.
What is "tondre la pelouse"?
The opposite of saying something is "both this and that".
What is "ne...ni...ni"?
To say "you set the table"
What is "Tu as mis la table"? (Vous avez mis...)
Every day
What is "tous les jours"?
The third person plural form of the verb "must/have to".
What is "ils doivent"?
What you may do if you have nothing clean to wear.
What is "faire la lessive"?
The opposite of "still".
What is "ne...plus"?
To say "you (pl) cooked"
What is "vous avez fait la cuisine"?
3 times a week
What is "trois fois par semaine"?