8.7.1

A Lot, Enough, Very

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A Lot, Less, More

Quantifiers, or intensifiers, are words that can be used with adjectives or adverbs to add more meaning to what is being said. For example 'you eat too fast'.

Beaucoup - much, a lot

Beaucoup - much, a lot

  • J'aime beaucoup mon travail.
    • I like my job a lot.
  • Elles ont beaucoup de factures à payer.
    • They have a lot of bills to pay.
Assez - enough, quite

Assez - enough, quite

  • Il y a assez de place.
    • There is enough place.
  • C'était d'assez bonne qualité.
    • It was quite good quality.
Trop - too

Trop - too

  • Vous mangez trop de viande rouge.
    • You eat too much red meat.
  • Il y a trop de bruit.
    • There is too much noise.
Extrêmement - extremely

Extrêmement - extremely

  • Il est extrêmement sensible.
    • He is extremely sensitive.
  • Un battement cardiaque extrêmement lent.
    • An extremely slow hearbeat.

A Lot, Less, More

Quantifiers, or intensifiers, are words that can be used with adjectives or adverbs to add more meaning to what is being said. For example 'you are very big'.

Très - very

Très - very

  • Il est très grand.
    • he is very big.
  • Il a couru très vite.
    • He ran very quickly.
De moins en moins - less and less

De moins en moins - less and less

  • Il y a de moins en moins de place.
    • There is less and less space.
  • J'en entends de moins en moins souvent parler.
    • I hear less and less about this.
Tellement - so much

Tellement - so much

  • Il aime tellement sa copine.
    • He loves his girlfriend so much..
  • J'ai tellement de choses à te dire.
    • I have so many things to tell you.
De plus en plus- more and more.

De plus en plus- more and more.

  • Cela devient de plus en plus difficile.
    • That is becoming more and more difficult.
  • Le bois devient de plus en plus rare.
    • Wood is becoming more and more rare.
Presque - almost, nearly

Presque - almost, nearly

  • J'ai presque terminé.
    • I have nearly finished.
  • Ma sœur a presue dix ans.
    • My sister is nearly ten.
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Common Tenses

6.1

Present Tense

6.1.1Regular ER Verbs6.1.2Regular IR Verbs6.1.3Regular RE Verbs6.1.4Reflexive Verbs6.1.5Irregular ER Verbs (1/2)6.1.6Irregular ER Verbs (2/2)6.1.7Irregular IR Verbs (1/2)6.1.8Irregular IR Verbs (2/2)6.1.9Irregular RE Verbs (1/3)6.1.10Irregular RE Verbs (2/3)6.1.11Irregular RE Verbs (3/3)6.1.12Present Participle (1/2)6.1.13Present Participle (2/2)6.1.14Irregular Present Participles6.1.15Avoir & Etre
6.2

Perfect Tense

6.2.1Avoir (1/2)6.2.2Avoir (2/2)6.2.3Irregular Past Participles (1/2)6.2.4Irregular Past Participles (2/2)6.2.5Être ER Verbs6.2.6Être IR & RE Verbs6.2.7Irregular Être6.2.8Perfect Infinitive
6.3

Imperfect tense

6.3.1Regular ER Verbs6.3.2Regular IR Verbs6.3.3Regular RE Verbs6.3.4Irregular ER Verbs6.3.5Irregular IR Verbs6.3.6Irregular RE Verbs6.3.7Être
6.4

Imperfect vs Perfect

6.4.1Which One to Use?
6.5

Future Tense

6.5.1Regular ER Verbs6.5.2Regular IR Verbs6.5.3Regular RE Verbs6.5.4Immediate future6.5.5Irregulars (1/2)6.5.6Irregulars (2/2)
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Advanced Tenses

7.1

Conditional Tense

7.1.1Regular ER Verbs7.1.2Regular IR Verbs7.1.3Regular IR Verbs7.1.4Irregulars (1/2)7.1.5Irregulars (2/2)
7.2

Pluperfect Tense

7.2.1Avoir (1/2)7.2.2Avoir (2/2)7.2.3Être ER7.2.4Être IR & RE7.2.5Irregular Être
7.3

Present Subjunctive

7.3.1Regular Verbs (1/2)7.3.2Regular Verbs (2/2)7.3.3Irregulars (1/2)7.3.4Irregulars (2/2)7.3.5Using the Subjunctive7.3.6Imperative
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Extra Grammar

8.1

The Passive Voice

8.1.1Être (1/6)8.1.2Être (2/6)8.1.3Être (3/6)8.1.4Être (4/6)8.1.5Être (5/6)8.1.6Être (6/6)8.1.7Avoiding the Passive
8.2

Pronouns

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Asking Questions

8.3.1Question Words (1/2)8.3.2Question Words (2/2)
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Nouns

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8.5

Prepositions

8.5.1Prepositions (1/3)8.5.2Prepositions (2/3)8.5.3Prepositions (3/3)8.5.4Phrases
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Adverbs

8.6.1Forming an Adverb8.6.2Good, Badly, Fast
8.7

Quantifiers & Intensifiers

8.7.1A Lot, Enough, Very
8.8

Adjectives

8.8.1Agreement (1/3)8.8.2Agreement (2/3)8.8.3Agreement (3/3)8.8.4Position (1/2)8.8.5Position (2/2)8.8.6Comparative8.8.7Superlative8.8.8Good, Better, Best8.8.9Demonstrative8.8.10Indefinite
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Negative

8.9.1Negatives (1/2)8.9.2Negatives (2/2)
8.10

Conjunctions

8.10.1To Make Sentences Longer8.10.2To Add Extra Information
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Miscellaneous

8.11.1Abbreviations

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  1. 1
    How do you say 'enough' in French?Multiple choice
  2. 2
    Complete the translations of the intensifiers:Fill in the list
  3. 3
    How do you say 'too' in French?Multiple choice
  4. 4
    How do you say 'so much' in French?Multiple choice
  5. 5
    Complete the translations of the intensifiers:Fill in the list
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Agreement (1/3)