05b - Il Y A/Il S'agit De/-e(a)indre Flashcards
Il y a (there is, there are) is an impersonal expression that means both there is and there are.
There’s nothing left in the fridge.
Il n’y a plus rien dans le frigo.
Il y a (there is, there are) is an impersonal expression that means both there is and there are.
There is a cat on the sofa.
Il y a un chat sur le canapé.
Il Y A is used in a variety of expressions.
What’s the matter?
Qu’est-ce qu’il y a?
Il Y A is used in a variety of expressions.
Just tell them.
Il n’y a qu’à leur dire.
Il Y A is used in a variety of expressions.
Once upon a time.
Il y avait une fois
Il Y A is used in a variety of expressions.
It’s fifty kilometers from here to Paris.
Il y a cinquante kilomètres d’ici à Paris.
Il Y A is used in a variety of expressions.
Some people would do better to keep quiet.
Il y en a qui feraient mieux de se taire.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
What is it about?
De quoi s’agit-il?
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
This film is about a crime.
Dans ce film s’agit d’un crime.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
This novel is about a princess.
Dans ce roman’ il s’agit d’une princesse.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
Your future is at stake.
Il s’agit de ton avenir.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
This is no tile for jokes.
Il ne s’agit pas de plaisanter.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
We must act quickly.
Il s’agit de faire vite.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
It is not a question of debts.
Il ne s’agit pas de dettes.
IL S’AGIT DE (it’s a matter of, it’s about) is a fixed expression that introduces the subject of a work (book, film, etc) or of a situation.
It’s a matter of love.
Il s’agit d’amour.
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Peindre (to paint)
Je peins - tu peins - il peint - nous peignons - vous peignez - ils peignent.
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Teindre (like peindre)
Teindre - to dye
Je teins - nous teignons
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Ceindre (like teindre)
Ceindre (to encircle)
Je ceins - nous ceignons
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Feindre (like peindre)
Feindre - Симулировать
Je feins - nous feignons
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Craindre (like peindre)
Craindre - to fear
Je crains - nous craignons
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Plaindre (like peindre)
Plaindre - to pity
Je pleins - nous plaignons
Among the -re verbs, some verbs ending in -eindre or - aindre can be grouped together.
Se plaindre (like peindre)
Se plaindre - to complain
Je me plains - nous nous plaignons
The painter is painting the ceiling of the opera.
Le peintre peint le plafond de l’opéra.
You’re painting an abstract painting.
Vous peignez un tableau abstrait.
