Tout, Past Definite Tenses, Present Participles Flashcards
tout
all, every (when followed by noun with definite article)
tout (masc. singular); toute (fem. singular); tous (masc. plural); toutes (fem. plural)
tout (alt. meaning)
any, each (when followed by noun without definite article)
tout, tous, toutes as indefinite pronouns
tout = everything
tous, toutes = all, everyone
usually preceding a verb
tout, toute, toutes as adverbs
completely, very, quite
precedes an adjective
tout le monde
everyone, everybody
tout de suite
immediately
tout à fait
entirely, quite
puis
then
d’abord
first
past definite tense endings of regular -er verbs
-ai, -as, -a, -âmes, -âtes, -èrent
always translated by English simple past tense, i.e., trouvai = found
commandant
commandant, major, commander
le bord
the bank (of a river)
fleuve
river
davantage
more, further
monter
to go up
remonter
to go back up
un naufrage
a ship wreck
mener à bien
to complete successfully
un poisson
fish
subir
to suffer, to undergo
past definite tense endings of regular -ir verbs
-is, -is, -it, -îmes, -îtes, -irent
always translated by English simple past tense, i.e., finis = finished
past definite tense endings of regular -re verbs
-is, -is, -it, -îmes, -îtes, -irent
always translated by English simple past tense, i.e., vendis = sold
past definite tense endings of regular -ure verbs
-us, -us, -ut, -ûmes, -ûtes, -urent
always translated by English simple past tense, i.e., conclus = concluded
past definite tense endings of most -oir verbs
-us, -us, -ut, -ûmes, -ûtes, -urent
always translated by English simple past tense, i.e., reçus = received
present definite tense endings of most -oir verbs
-s, -s, -t, -ons, -ez, -ent
always translated by English simple present tense, i.e., reçois = receive
past definite tense of pouvoir, savoir, connaître, courir, croire, conclure
-us, -us, -ut, -ûmes, -ûtes, -urent
stems are irregular, varying from first letter alone to first four letters
irregular -oir verbs which follow past definite tense endings of -ir verbs
voir and s’asseoir (to sit down)
courir
to run
épreuves
trials, hardships
baisser
to lower