Future Things
You use futur proche to talk about things that will happen:
Very soon / Near to the present moment
The passé composé is used to describe events that:
Happened once / had a distinct start-end
Imparfait is used to describe events that:
Were continuous / Were happening in the background or as a description / Were habitual / Had no defined beginning or end
What register of formality should you always use when responding to an email?
Formal (VOUS)
Translate:
"L'amitié"
Friendship
Demain, tu __________ (partir) au ski.
Partiras
Past form of:
Faire
Fait
Name the 3 steps to conjugating the Imparfait
Step 1: Conjugate with NOUS
Step 2: Chop off -ONS
Step 3: Add endings
True of False:
"Bisous" is an acceptable way to end a professional email.
False: save it for your besties
Translate:
"un pote"
A buddy / Bro / Homie
"Il y a" au futur simple:
Il y aura
Past form of:
Vendre
Vendu
Which of these is NOT an ending for the Imparfait?
-ait
-aient
-ont
-iez
-ont
What word should you always say before "Madame" or "Monsieur" in an email?
Cher / Chère
Translate:
"Orgueilleux"
Arrogant / Proud
On _______ (prendre) le temps de le trouver.
Prendra
Choose:
[J'ai allé] OR [Je suis allé]
Je suis allé
"The grass was wet yesterday morning."
If translated, would you use: [Passé Composé] OR [Imparfait]
Imparfait
True or False:
"La poste" is a synonym for "email"
False; it means "post office"
Translate:
"Se retrouver"
To meet up with / Hang out
Francesco et Eric _____ (devoir) faire une présentation.
Devront
Past form of:
Vouloir
Voulu
"My mom used to make the best smoothies."
If translated, would you use: [Passé Composé] OR [Imparfait]
Imparfait
Translate:
"Suite à..."
Following... / In response to...
Saying "Je gère" is an indication of which emotion:
[Pride], [Sadness], [Motivation], [Apathy]
Motivation ("I got this")