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isabella 07-07-2007 06:48 AM

la négation 2
 
before you read this topic. look at the topic of garçoncanadien.

http://moi-alizee.us/forums/showthread.php?t=1281

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you have learned ne..pas now. in this (small) topic you learn a bit more:

ne..rien = nothing
ne..jamais = never
ne..plus = not anymore
ne..personne = nobody

il n'est rien.
it's nothing.

je ne veux jamais dormir.
i never want to sleep.

je ne travaille plus dans la boulangerie.
i don't work at the bakery anymore.

il n'est personne.
it's nobody.

chelsey 07-07-2007 09:59 AM

Thanks isabella....greatly appreciated:)

atra201 07-14-2007 04:26 PM

thanks for that isabella greatly appreciated keep'em coming

Toc De Mac 07-14-2007 08:18 PM

I'll add two more that I know, if that's okay with you. :D Please correct me if there are mistakes.

ne ... guère = hardly

Je n'ai guère compris! = I hardly understood (anything)!

ne ... aucun(e) = not ... any, no

The word "aucun(e)" must agree with the noun that it is describing. If it is describing a feminine noun, then you must include the "e." (i.e., Je n'ai acheté aucune pomme. = I did not buy any apples.)

Je n'ai acheté aucun billet.* = I did not buy any tickets.

*Unlike most negative constructions in compound tenses, the second part of the negative, "aucun(e)," does not follow the first conjugated verb. It instead goes after the second conjugated verb.

garçoncanadien 07-14-2007 08:53 PM

thanks to everybody posting in this section :)

isabella 07-20-2007 12:22 PM

Quote:

I'll add two more that I know, if that's okay with you. Please correct me if there are mistakes.

ne ... guère = hardly

Je n'ai guère compris! = I hardly understood (anything)!

ne ... aucun(e) = not ... any, no

The word "aucun(e)" must agree with the noun that it is describing. If it is describing a feminine noun, then you must include the "e." (i.e., Je n'ai acheté aucune pomme. = I did not buy any apples.)

Je n'ai acheté aucun billet.* = I did not buy any tickets.

*Unlike most negative constructions in compound tenses, the second part of the negative, "aucun(e)," does not follow the first conjugated verb. It instead goes after the second conjugated verb.
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thank you, and sorry for this late reply:)


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