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- Future tense French I am confused in the construction of the imperative command in French. I think I understand that in the present tense if you use the imperative in the positive sense such as " put it here " then the pronoun follows the verb " metez le ici "and in the negative sense " don't put it here" then the pronoun comes before the verb " ne le metez pas ici . But is this the same for using the future tense "will put it here " and " will not put it here" Sorry if this is obvious but I can't figure it out from the Michel Thomas course I have used so far to learn from . Many Thanks for any helpApril 6, 201720
- DIfference between LES and EUX
HI , I wonder if anyone can tell me when to use the Eux or Les . I am confused regarding the difference .
I understand the position of Leur but not sure of the difference between eux / les in respect of "them"
E.g I am going to send the money to them
je vais envoyer L'argent a eux ,,,, but why is it eux and not Les ?
Thanks for any help with this
December 9, 201631 - Hi Andrey from what I know then there is NO aming areing or ising in French . By that I mean IAM doING something .That is an example of using the am with a verb ending in a ing action . So IAM speakING becomes,,, I speak , Je Parle . You aRE speakING becomes ,,, you speak ,, Vous Parlez .She IS speakING becomes ,,, she speaks ,, Elle Parle . It seams in French they are much more direct in the way they say things . You are correct I think in your assumptions that I AM beING serious , becomes I am serious I hope that does not confuse you too much , sorry if it does , but it is how I was taught by Michele Thomas0 votedNovember 13, 20160

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