Exercise for the present subjunctive in French III
Example: il faut (que vous travaillez).
que vous travailliez
1. Le professeur veut (qu'il revient). ____
(The professor wants him back)
2. Je doute (qu'ils réussient). ____
(I doubt they succeed)
3. Pierre est heureux (que vous avez) une bonne note. ____
(Pierre is happy that you have a good mark)
4. Le médecin ordonne (qu'elle part) se reposer. ____
(The doctor orders that she goes to rest)
5. Anne regrette (que tu peux) pas venir à la soirée. ____
(Anne regrets that you cannot come to the party)
6. Le prince veut qu'il embrasse sa soeur. ____
(The prince wants him to kiss his sister)
7. Le président suggère (qu'il fait) un projet sur la guerre. ____
(The president suggests that he does a project about the war)
8. Je pense (que tu es) trop grand. ____
(I think that you are too tall)
Practise with a private teacher on Skype!
- Private Skype lessons
- Learn any topic
- Flexible appointments
German lessons and learning materials included
I teach: German, English, French
My name is Christina and I provide fun German and French language lesson for children and adult beginners or intermediate who want to... strengthen their language skills, improve the grammar knowledge, enrich the vocabulary and get into the German culture! I can teach in English or French!I had experince in teaching German, English and French to foreign people so I do have a lot of useful learning material I can provide you to make it easier! Read more
This teacher is one of our premium members. A premium teacher is very motivated to provide an excellent learning experience.
Professionnal French courses with a French native and certified teacher
I teach: French
Hello,Are you looking to learn or improve your French in a Fun and relaxed atmosphere?Look no further !My name is Anissa and I'm a French... native and certified teacher.Focusing on each student's individual level, interests, and goals, my online classes are effective to achieve impressive learning results in a shorter period of time. The courses will be based on your personal needs and during the class you will receive direct explanations, correction and feedback in order to instantly improve your language skills.Whether you want to learn French for your own pleasure or preparing for an exam, an upcoming interview or a presentation at work, I will be happy to assist you in reaching your goals.My online classes are available at any time! Choose a subject from my curriculum or request your own topic, date, time and start master your French!I look forward to meeting you,Anissa, your French (and nice) teacher :)*Please note that I'm not offering a free trial anymore* Read more
Ready to take on the challenge to learn Bulgarian?
I teach: Bulgarian, English, French
Hello,My name is Zlatko. I believe that learning Bulgarian online with me gives you the best of both worlds: fast progress and enjoyment.Taking... on the challenge to learn a new language is impressive. The reasons might be different. Some people give it a go because they just like new things. Others need to learn a new language because they are moving to a country where the language is spoken. Remember that whatever your reason is, it is your motivation that is the key to successful learning.Who am I and why to pick me up:online and face-to-face teaching experience: over 15 years helping hundreds of students achieve their language goalsflexibility: willing to tailor my techniques to both your interests and specific needspatience and excellent listening skillshonesty and collaboration: let's build trust and consider our work as a partnershipnative Bulgarian speaker with oustanding educational backgroundsence of humourIn general, my teaching style includes, but is not limited to:speaking practice through role-play activities, stotytelling and discussionsgap filling excerciseslistening comprehensionvocabulary developmentaccent reductionHow does that grab you? If interested, drop me a line and we'll discuss your language goals and expectations.Hope to see you soon.Here are a few tips on how to get the most out of every lesson:• Review what you covered in your previous lesson. Focus on things you had difficulty with. I’ll definitely go over them.• It is always a great idea to take notes during your lessons. It helps you stay more focused on what you’re learning.• Feel free to ask me if anything has come up since your last lesson that you want clarification on. Your questions do not have to be prior lesson related, maybe you are just curious about how to say something.• Be sure you have completed your homework assignments. If you were not able to complete them, make notes about what stumped you. Were the instructions not clear enough, was the vocabulary beyond your level of comprehension, were the grammar rules too overwhelming, was there too much homework for the time you had planned to spend on it, etc.• Contact me prior to your next lesson if there are any issues or changes you would like to make me aware of so I can have a chance to make changes to your learning plan.Hope this helps. Read more
