Yr 9 grammar review Using venir de + infinitive

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Yr 9 grammar review Using venir de + infinitive Present tense · regular –er verbs · irregular verbs (avoir, être) Adjectival agreement Definite and indefinite articles Prepositions, including à Reflexive verbs · irregular verb (aller) Using irregular verbs in the present tense Abstract nouns Using different persons of the verb Giving opinions using ça va être + adjective Using the correct auxiliary verb with the perfect tense and the correct form of the past participle Imperfect tense Using direct object pronouns · le, la, les Using superlative adjectives The partitive article Present tense · irregular verbs (boire and prendre) il faut + infinitive Adjectives of colour Porter and mettre Subject and object pronouns Modal verbs · pouvoir and devoir Using the pronoun en Working out the meaning of new words Using questions to structure your writing Using venir de + infinitive Using a combination of tenses