Adverbs

Question 0

To form an adverb from an adjective whose masculine form ends in a vowel

Answer 0

Add ment to original masculine form

Absolu- absolu(ment)

Question 1

How to form an adverb from an adjective, whose masculine form ends in a consanant?

Answer 1

Add -meant to adjectives feminine singular form

Franc- franche(ment)

Question 2

If adjective (masculine form) ends in -ant or -ent

Answer 2

replace the ending with Amment or emment

Bruyant-bruyamment
Constant- comstamment

Question 3

Categories of adverbs

Answer 3

Time
Manner 
Opinion
Place
Quantity

Question 4

Where does verb go?

Answer 4

In most cases it goes immediately after the verb it modifies

Gerard s’arrete toujours Au centre-ville

Question 5

What is passé compose

Answer 5

An action completed in the past
An action repeated # of times in past
Sense of actions completed in past

Question 6

What is a past participle

Answer 6

The verb itself

Question 7

Where to put short or common verbs in passé compose

Answer 7

Before the past participle

Question 8

Where does adverb go in negative

Answer 8

Common adverbs typically precede the pas in ne… Pas…

Nous ne sommes pas descendus ici

Question 9

Forming

Answer 9

Masculine but ends in a consonant , change to feminine form and add -ment. If masc ends in a vowel keep masc and just add ment.

If ends in ant add amment
If ends in ent add emment

Question 10

Adverb modification

Answer 10

When modifies anything, besides a verb ( adjective, noun etc) then it leaded

When it modifies a verb it follows