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Introduction | Section 1 | Section 2 | Section 3 | Dictionaries |
Section Two: |
Section Two - Part D Une Invitation
The stress pronouns are, for the most part, different as you are about to see. These pronouns stress who the subject is, which is why they are known as stress pronouns (or prepositional pronouns). They correspond to the personal pronouns.
So, following any preposition, you need one of these pronouns instead of a subject pronoun. avec moi (with me) avec toi (with you) Avec is the prepostion that means with. See if you can say "with + the following people." Write these expressions down and then click on the English expression to see the correct response in French.
Let's say that we wanted to say that we are doing things "for" the other person instead of with. We would use "pour" (for).
You can use these after any preposition (pour, de, avec, chez, à ). Ecrivons! Look at each picture and then ask a friend if he/she would like to do that with you. They will respond that they would and you need to write that also. When you have finished writing the activity in your notebook, click on the picture to see a logical response.
Practice
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