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25/10/2020

Hi! Today I'm coing to talk about gerund and infinitive. In English, if you want to follow a verb with another action, you must use a gerund or infinitive.
EXAMPLE: We resumed talking. ( gerund verb + ing)
I want to see a movie. (infinitive to + base verb)
There are certain verbs that can only be followed by one or the other, and these verbs must be memorized. Many of these verbs are listed below.
Verbs commonly followed by a gerund:
EXAMPLE: "He misses playing with his friends."
Some verbs:
admit
advise
allow
anticipate
appreciate
avoid
be worth
can't help
celebrate
confesseur
considéré
defend
delay
déteste
discontinue
discussion
dislike
dispute
dread
escape
évadé
explain
fancy
fear
fear
feel l'île
finish
forgive
give up
keep on
mind
miss
omit
permit
practise
postpone
prevent
put off
recall
recollect
resent
resist
resume
risk
suggest
understand
warrant
Verbs commonly followed by an infinitive :
EXAMPLE: She threatened to quit if she didn't get a raise.
Some verbs with infinitive:
agree
appear
arrange
ask
attempt
beg
can/can't afford
can/can't wait
choose
claim
come
dare
decide
demand
deserve
determine
fail
get
grow
hesitate
hope
learn
manage
mean
need
neglect
offer
prepare
pretend
promise
refuse
remain
request
résolve
say
seek
seem
swear
tend
threaten
woulk like

22/10/2020

13/10/2020

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13/10/2020

To be and To have : la différence entre verbes en français.
To be : être et to have : avoir mais souvent en français to be ne veut pas dire être mais avoir. Comme dans le cas de " To be hungry , To be thirsty, To be right , To be wrong et si on parle de l' âge .
To be hungry: avoir faim
I am hungry: j'ai faim
You are hungry: tu as faim
Hé is hungry: il a faim
She is hungry: elle a faim
It is hungry : il ou elle faim ( choses animaux)
We are hungry: nous avons faim
You are hungry: vous avez faim
They are hungry : ils ou elles ont faim
To thirsty: avoir soif
I am thirsty: j'ai soif
You are thirsty: tu as soif
He is thirsty : il a soif
She is thirsty: elle a soif
It is thirsty : il ou elle a soif
We are thirsty : nous avons soif
You are thirsty: vous avez soif
They are thirsty: ils ou elles ont soif
A ce qui concerne l'âge .
On pose la question
How old are you ? On dit
I am twelve (12) : j'ai 12 ans pas je suis 12 ans
To be right: avoir raison
To be wrong: avoir tort.
Good luck everybody for learning in English.

10/10/2020

Hi everybody! Welcome to my page to learn or improve your English. Today I'm going to show you the difference between "some and any". Some et any ont les même sens (du, de la, des) mais ils sont sont utilisés dans les différentes phrases. " Some " est utilisé dans les phrases affirmatives et "Any" est utilise dans les phrases interrogatives et négatives .
Exemples:
Some:
I have some mangoes.( J'ai des mangues )
He wants to buy some bread.(Il veut acheter du pain )
Any
There aren't any bread in the bag. ( Il n'y a pas du pain dans le sac.)
Have you got any friends in this town?( As tu des amis dans cette ville?

09/10/2020

Hi everybody! Welcome to my page to learn English. I promise you to give a lesson everday to facilitate your learning in ENGLISH. So today's lesson is about the present perfect which passe compose in French. To conjugate a verb in it. We need the auxilary to have plus (+) the past participle of the verb.
To have
I. have had
You have had
He /she/ it has had
We have had
You. have had
They. have had

05/10/2020

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