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French Zero Article

Zero Article for Professions The “zero article” is the classification for phantom articles, when nouns are used with no article at all. A common mistake when learning

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French The Indefinite Article

In French, the indefinite articles (articles indéfinis) are un (masculine singular), une (feminine singular) and des (plural for both genders). In English they are the articles a or an. An indefinite article is used to define an

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French The Definite Article

The French definite articles (articles définis) are le in the masculine singular, la in the feminine singular, l’ for singular nouns that start with a vowel, and les in the plural (both genders). They correspond to

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French Negative Sentences

A negative sentence (une phrase négative) allows us to negate a statement, express disagreement, make contradictions or deny the occurrence of an event or action. The most common

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French The Verb “to have”

Avoir means ‘to have’ in French. It is important to know how to use avoir as it is the second most common verb in French. It’s

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French The Verb “to be”

The equivalent of the verb TO BE in French is être which is one of the most important in the French language. The verb “to be” is everywhere, in

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French Subject Pronouns

When studying French, you must understand subject pronouns before you can begin learning how to conjugate verbs, because the forms of verbs change for each subject

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French Greetings

How much do you know about French greetings? Do you know how to say  “good morning” in French, along with other basic French phrases? This is

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Spanish Passive Voice (all tenses)

Spanish passive voice formation is pretty straightforward. All you need is a subject (which is the object in the active sentence), the verb “ser” followed

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Spanish Conditional Tense

The conditional is a structure that we use to express possibility or probability, wishes, excuses, and even suggestions or requests. It can also be used