La clé du succès en français & anglais.

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Salut la famille 👋 Venez nombreux decouvrir ''La clef du succes en francais et anglais'' qui vous permettra de mieux apprehender vos connaissances sur certaines bases... Merci !!!

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TENSES AND CONJUGATION OF VERBS

1)- PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE (Le présent de l'indicatif):
*To sleep... Dormir

👉I sleep 👉We sleep
👉You sleep 👉You sleep
👉He/she sleeps 👉They sleep

★Uses: *To talk about things we do again and again. I play football on Saturdays
*To talk about things which are always true. The sun rises from the east.

2)- PRESENT CONTINUOUS/PROGRESSIVE TENSE (Le présent progressif de l'indicatif)

👉I'm sleeping 👉 we're sleeping
👉You're sleeping 👉You're sleeping
👉He/she's sleeping 👉 They're sleeping

★Uses: *To describe things at moment we are talking. The children are making a noise.
*To complain about something emphatically. You're always talking in class.
*We do not usually use the present continuous with to believe, to think, to understand, to fear, to have, to love, to hate.

3)- THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE (Le passé simple de l'indicatif)
*To play... Dormir

Regular verbs, add -ed:
👉I played 👉We played
👉You played 👉 You played
👉He/she played 👉They played

★Remark: Many verbs have irregular past forms. E.g: Mr MICHAEL “won” the 2015 presidential elections in Cameroon.

4)- THE PAST PROGRESSIVE TENSE (L'imparfait)

👉I was playing 👉We were playing
👉You were playing 👉 You were playing
👉He/she was playing 👉They were playing

★Uses: *To describe a continuous action in the past.

WORD FORMATION (Préfixes and Suffixes)

Prefix and Suffix are added to root forms. Also known as affixes, they are added to either end of a word. When added at the beginning of a word, it's known as a prefix.
Examples are: un-..., dis-..., im-..., mis-...
*Un- + certain = uncertain (incertain)
*Dis- + appear = disappear (disparaître)
*Im- + possible = impossible (impossible)
*Mis- + understand = misunderstand (mal entendu)

The addition at the end of a word is known as a suffix.
Examples are: -ness, -ful, -less, -ship
*Happy + ness = happiness (Bonheur)
*Care + ful = careful (attentif, prudent)
*End + less = endless (interminable)
*Friend + ship = friendship (amitié).

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I)- PARTS OF SPEECH I:

There are 09 parts of speech...

1- Nouns:

A nouns is a word that refert to :
* a person: Serge, Man, Boy...
* a thing: table, house, sugar...
* an animal : cat, dog, perot...
* a place : Yaounde, Cameroon, Africa...

a))- PROPES AND COMMON NOUNS:

_Propers nouns begins with capital letter and never take plurals.
e.g: propers nouns of people: Serge.
propers nouns of place: Yaounde.
_commons nouns begins with small letter and take plural.
e.g: the people: a man_men
the place: a house_houses
the animal: a dog_dogs
the thing: a bag_bags

b))- ABSTRACT/CONTRAST NOUN:

_Abstract
That we can't see, touch or hear. They use no indefinites articles and plurals.
e.g: beauty, love, friendship.
_Concrate:
That we see, wish, they take plural.
e.g: a dog_a dogs; a car_a cars

c))- UNCOUNTABLE AND COUNTABLE NOUNS:

_UNCOUNTABLE:
That we can't count. They take no indefinite article no plural.
e.g: money_moneys; milk_milk; oil_oil; water_waters
_COUNTABLE:
That we count, they take plurals.
e.g: pepers, tables...

N.B: *Plural of nouns: there are 03 aspects: regular plural, irregular plural and invariable.
_Regular plural: they take "S" : a dog_dogs and take "es" after...
O : a mango__mangoes
SS: a kiss__kisses
X : a box__boxes
SH: a wish__wishes
CH: a church__churches
Y: a baby__babies

_Irregular verb:
e.g: a man ---› men
a wife ---› wives
a child ---› children
a mouse ---› mice
a tooth ---› teeth
a foot ---› feet