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List: French narrative: tenses, pronouns and false friends

Grammar explanations and original examples for interpreting French narrative.

List typesGrammarReading focusTopicsLe Petit Prince companionNarrative grammarDifficultyAdvanced
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Original learning material proposed for a comfortable French reader's background; not an assessed proficiency level.

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      Pendant que je réparais mon vélo, une enfant m'a posé une question. Literary narrative may use passé simple where a spoken retelling uses passé composé. This is a starting distinction, not a rule about long versus short actions.Grammar
      Explique-moi ton idée. Montre-le à ton amie. In a negative command, place the pronoun before the verb: Ne me montre pas la réponse.Grammar
      Se souvenir de quelque chose, renoncer à quelque chose, s'éloigner de quelque chose. Invent a personal example of each; don't translate the English preposition word for word.Grammar
      Ce qui me surprend, c'est sa patience. Je comprends ce que tu veux dire. Identify the role inside the following clause.Grammar
      Je n'ai que deux outils = I only have two tools. Compare Je n'ai pas d'outils = I have no tools.Grammar
      French sensible means sensitive; actuellement means currently; assister à means attend. Similar Spanish or Italian words are useful clues, not proof of identical meaning.Usage