French Grammar 0.0 / 5 ? FrenchGrammar and vocabularyA2/A-levelAQA Created by: gbalderstoneCreated on: 17-04-17 13:58 THE PRESENT TENSE Used to talk about what is true at the moment, what happens regularly and what is happening now 1 of 15 THE IMPERFECT TENSE Used to talk about the past, especially in descriptions, to say what used to happen 2 of 15 THE PERFECT TENSE Used to talk about the past and actions that took place/were completed in the past 3 of 15 THE FUTURE TENSE Used to talk about something that will happen/be true 4 of 15 THE NEAR FUTURE Used to talk about something that will happen in the near future 5 of 15 REFLEXIVE VERBS Subject and object are the same, and the action 'reflects back' on the object 6 of 15 THE PASSIVE Used when the subject of the verb is the person/thing affected by the action 7 of 15 THE IMPERATIVE Used when giving orders and instructions 8 of 15 THE CONDITIONAL Used to talk about things that would happen/be true under certain circumstances 9 of 15 THE PRESENT PARTICIPLE Verb form ending in -ing 10 of 15 THE SUBJUNCTIVE Used in certain circumstances to express some sort of feeling/doubt 11 of 15 THE PERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE Used when the verb in the subordinate clause (the verb that follows que) happened before the verb in the main clause 12 of 15 THE PLUPERFECT Describes something that had happened/had been true at a point in the past 13 of 15 THE PAST CONDITIONAL Used to express what would have taken place in the past had some action, event or situation occured 14 of 15 THE FUTURE PERFECT Used to describe an action that will have happened or will be finished by a specific point in the future 15 of 15
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