French Grammar: Impersonal Expressions with the Infinitive

Posted by on September 25, 2014 · Leave a Comment 

Identify: French Grammar:  Impersonal Expressions with the Infinitive 
la grammaire française : les expressions impersonnelles avec l’infinitif Grammatically speaking, the word “impersonal” in the phrase “impersonal expressions” does not mean disinterested or cold; rather, impersonal expressions are those expressions which do not have a personal subject such as I, you, Johnny, he/she, we, they, the […]

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French Grammar: The Near Future – [ALLER] + Infinitive

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… Identify: French Grammar: The Near Future – [ALLER] + Infinitive la grammaire française: le futur proche – [aller] + l’Infinitif The Near Future (Le Futur Proche) is a way to talk about things that are going to happen.  It indicates the intention to act in the future, and implies that the action is fairly immediate.  […]

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Spanish Grammar: The Verb [IR]+[A] with the Periphrastic Future

Posted by on November 5, 2012 · Leave a Comment 

… Identify Spanish Grammar: The Verb [IR]+[A] with the Periphrastic Future la gramática española: el verbo [ir]+[a] con el futuro perifrástico. The verb [IR] means to go. It is an irregular verb. May be used to indicate intended actions in the near future. … Connect LEAF Spanish Grammar: Verb Conjugation – Basics … 60-Second Spanish Grammar Lesson […]

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