Module 4 Grammar revision for test Flashcards
The first four sub-units of (current) Module 4- Grammar. is always important in Listening and Reading tests. Pages at end of Module. Kerboodle might also have a grammar tester for pupils.
Congugate
Modal Verb: Pouvoir (to be able to / can)
Je peux (I can)
Tu peux (You can)
Il/Elle peut (He/She can)
Nous pouvons (We can)
Vous pouvez (You can - formal/plural)
Ils/Elles peuvent (They can)
Congugate
Modal Verb: Vouloir (to want)
Je veux (I want)
Tu veux (You want)
Il/Elle veut (He/She wants)
Nous voulons (We want)
Vous voulez (You want - formal/plural)
Ils/Elles veulent (They want)
Congugate
Modal Verb: Devoir (to have to / must)
Je dois (I must)
Tu dois (You must)
Il/Elle doit (He/She must)
Nous devons (We must)
Vous devez (You must - formal/plural)
Ils/Elles doivent (They must)
Congugate
Modal Verb: Falloir (to be necessary)
Il faut (It is necessary)
Congugate
Modal Verb: Savoir (to know how)
Je sais (I know how)
Tu sais (You know how)
Il/Elle sait (He/She knows how)
Nous savons (We know how)
Vous savez (You know how - formal/plural)
Ils/Elles savent (They know how)
Congugate
Ne… pas
Indicates simple negation. Example: Je ne veux pas. (I don’t want.)
Congugate
Ne… jamais
Means “never.” Example: Il ne mange jamais de viande. (He never eats meat.)
Congugate
Ne… plus
Signifies “no longer.” Example: Elle ne travaille plus ici. (She no longer works here.)
Congugate
Ne… rien
Translates to “nothing.” Example: Je ne vois rien. (I see nothing.)
Congugate
Ne… personne
Indicates “nobody/no one.” Example: Il n’y a personne ici. (There is no one here.)
Congugate
Ne… que
Expresses restriction: “only.” Example: Nous ne voyons que des arbres. (We see only trees.)
Congugate
Ne… aucun(e)
Means “no/not any.” Example: Je n’ai aucune idée. (I have no idea.)
Congugate
Ne… nulle part
Translates to “nowhere.” Example: Je ne vais nulle part. (I’m going nowhere.)
Congugate
Ne… ni… ni
Indicates “neither… nor.” Example: Je ne veux ni café ni thé. (I don’t want coffee or tea.)
