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  1. On utilise toujours « à » avant une ville. Exemples : Je vais à Paris. Vous n’allez pas à Londres. Allez-vous à Toulouse ? Attention aux villes précédées d’un article : Exemples : Elles vont au Caire.

  2. trans- for - més! yez nour - ris! pu - ri - fiés! yez gué - ris! so - yez é - blou-is! duits ! Vie! blés! ser! nis! vrés ! nis! - jouis! - les! - tris! - rés! - mis! 00 .

  3. ALLER gives you the power to start speaking French right away once you’ve learned the present tense conjugation. Watch my video lesson on this powerful verb here. Je vais au parc. I’m going to the …

  4. “Allez!” During this season there was “working” in the circus a certain star clown named Menotti. He was not the ordinary pauper clown who rolls in the sand to the rhythm of slaps in the face and who …

  5. j'allais tu allais il/elle/on allait nous allions vous alliez ils/elles allaient j'étais allé·e tu étais allé·e il/elle/on était allé·e nous étions allé·e·s vous étiez allé·e·s ils/elles étaient allé·e·s va allons allez sois allé·e …

  6. Con questa piattaforma posso così creare dei test ad hoc per la mia classe sia in formato word, sia in PDF e anche in versione interattiva così da poterli somministrare alla classe su classe virtuale.

  7. Here I want to quickly introduce both verbs. Like mentioned earlier, they can be used as semi-auxiliaries to form tenses. Check the lessons on "Futur Proche" and "Passé Récent' when you're ready.