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Composition Notebook – pp 72-73 PLEASE CREATE 2 COLUMNS PER PAGE Les Adverbes Composition Notebook – pp 72-73 PLEASE CREATE 2 COLUMNS PER PAGE

Adverbes -”ment” = “ly” Ici (ee-cee) = here Là (lah) = there Là-bas (lah bah) = over there *Beaucoup (bow-coo) = a lot, very much *Mal (mahl) = badly, poorly *Un peu (uhn peuh) = a little (bit) *Souvent (sue-vehnt) = often *Toujours (two-jeuhr) = always (all days) *Maintenant (mahn-teh-nahnt) = now *Rarement (rahr-eh-mehnt) = rarely * Never between subject & verb – usually come AFTER the verb.

Adverbes - 72-73 Assez = rather Très = very Leçon 5-13 À gauche = to the left À droite = to the right Tout droit = straight ahead Près = near Loin = far En haut = on high (upstairs) En bas = on low (downstairs) À coté = next to

Adverbes - 72-73 Leçon 1-2 (FR2) Trop = too (too much) Leçon 2-6 (FR2) Hier = yesterday Samedi dernier = last Saturday Avant = before Après = after Pendant = during D’abord = first Ensuite = then Finalement = finally Enfin = at last Deja = already / ever

Les Adverbes Composition Notebook – pp 72-73 PLEASE CREATE 2 COLUMNS PER PAGE Le livre pg 283

Adverbes - 72-73 Leçon 3-12 (FR2) Assez de = enough Beaucoup de = a lot, much, many Trop de = too much, too many Peu de = little, not much, few, not many Un peu de = a little, a little bit of Combien de = how much, how many Pas mal de = quite a few Un(e) autre = another D’autres = other Plusieurs = several Quelques = some, a few

Adverbes - 72-73 Leçon 5-18 (FR2) Quelquefois = sometimes De temps en temps = from time to time Parfois = occasionally Ne…presque jamais = almost never