FREN 118 Chapter Notes - Chapter 11: Regions Of France, Ministry Of Intelligence, Girdle
11 May 2016
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La gare (from everyday situations advanced b2 language training) Subjunctive with first group verbs: the present subjunctive of first group regular verbs is formed in the following way: with the stem of the 3rd person plural of the present indicative and the following endings: Ent (ils: the 3rd person plural of the verb aimer is: (ils) aiment. The ending ent is dropped and the present subjunctive endings are added, which results in the following forms: Ex: je n"ai pas assez bu pour que cela affects ma conduit. The preposition pour expressing destination: among its many used, the preposition pour can be used to indicate a destination. The preposition pour : the preposition pour (for) may indicate a cause, a consequence, a purpose or even a place or time. Pour + noun or noun phrase (for: ex: futurcom a t cit pour son professionalisme.
