Building Structures in French – Structure 10 | Grammar

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You will learn about Learn about the tenth structure in the French language Get to grips with how easy it is to manipulate this structure and say what you want with it Get plenty of opportunity to practise using this structure Complete lessons in 3 minute chunks – perfect for the busy learner Build your own sentences without memorisation Get more familiar with the pluperfect tense in French Speak from the very first lesson Learn how to put this structure with other structures to form more complex sentences This course is ideal for individuals who are You want to explore the French language a little more deeply or You are interested in starting to learn about the next structure of the French language and how to manipulate it or You enjoy the 3 minute methodology used in other 3 Minute French courses or You enjoyed learning about the first nine structures and would like to learn about the next structure in French It is particularly useful for You want to explore the French language a little more deeply or You are interested in starting to learn about the next structure of the French language and how to manipulate it or You enjoy the 3 minute methodology used in other 3 Minute French courses or You enjoyed learning about the first nine structures and would like to learn about the next structure in French.

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Title: Building Structures in French – Structure 10 | Grammar

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 54

Number of Published Lectures: 54

Number of Curriculum Items: 54

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 54

Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

Learn about the tenth structure in the French language
Get to grips with how easy it is to manipulate this structure and say what you want with it
Get plenty of opportunity to practise using this structure
Complete lessons in 3 minute chunks – perfect for the busy learner
Build your own sentences without memorisation
Get more familiar with the pluperfect tense in French
Speak from the very first lesson
Learn how to put this structure with other structures to form more complex sentences

Who Should Attend

You want to explore the French language a little more deeply
You are interested in starting to learn about the next structure of the French language and how to manipulate it
You enjoy the 3 minute methodology used in other 3 Minute French courses
You enjoyed learning about the first nine structures and would like to learn about the next structure in French

Target Audiences

You want to explore the French language a little more deeply
You are interested in starting to learn about the next structure of the French language and how to manipulate it
You enjoy the 3 minute methodology used in other 3 Minute French courses
You enjoyed learning about the first nine structures and would like to learn about the next structure in French

Bonjour et bienvenue (Hello and welcome to this French course)

Here we have the tenth structure in the Building Structures in French series. In Structure 4, we learnt all about how to talk about the past using the present perfect tense, and then, in Structure 5, we learnt a different way to talk about the past using the imperfect tense. Well, in Structure 10, we’re going to learn a tense that is almost like a mixture between the present perfect and the imperfect. It’s called the “pluperfect tense”.

Dans ce dixième cours, nous allons apprendre à dire ce que nous avions fait plutôt que ce que nous avons fait.In this tenth course, we’re going to learn how to say what we had done rather than what we have done. As I said, this is all done by using the “pluperfect tense”.

The pluperfect tense is a tense that is very similar in its formation to the present perfect tense. Whereas with the present perfect tense in structure 4, the auxiliary verb was in the present tense, in the pluperfect tense in structure 10, the auxiliary verb is in the imperfect tense.

The pluperfect tense is a tense that can be used to talk about what had happened before something else took place. We can say what had happened and what you had done. In this course, we’ll be exploring how we can use this tense in the structure of a question, and then we’ll dissect it and form non-questions and negative statements.

When we learn about the tenth structure, we’ll learn that we can use this structure with other structures to produce much more complex sentences.

Now, the pluperfect tense in English is basically the word “had” plus a past participle on the end. But if we use it with other structures, we’ll be able to say things like:

– I had already seen Marie when you asked me

– Where had you gone when I called you?

– What had he done when you arrived?

– They hadn’t bought that because they didn’t like it.

Commençons dès maintenant à apprendre la dixième structure française.

Let’s start right away to learn the tenth French structure.

Merci beaucoup

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Lesson 1

Lecture 1: Lesson 1a

Lecture 2: Lesson 1b

Chapter 3: Lesson 2

Lecture 1: Lesson 2a

Lecture 2: Lesson 2b

Lecture 3: Lesson 2c

Lecture 4: Lesson 2d

Lecture 5: Lesson 2e

Chapter 4: Lesson 3

Lecture 1: Lesson 3a

Lecture 2: Lesson 3b

Chapter 5: Lesson 4

Lecture 1: Lesson 4a

Lecture 2: Lesson 4b

Chapter 6: Lesson 5

Lecture 1: Lesson 5a

Lecture 2: Lesson 5b

Lecture 3: Lesson 5c

Lecture 4: Lesson 5d

Lecture 5: Lesson 5e

Lecture 6: Lesson 5f

Lecture 7: Lesson 5g

Lecture 8: Lesson 5h

Chapter 7: Lesson 6

Lecture 1: Lesson 6a

Lecture 2: Lesson 6b

Lecture 3: Lesson 6c

Lecture 4: Lesson 6d

Lecture 5: Lesson 6e

Lecture 6: Lesson 6f

Lecture 7: Lesson 6g

Chapter 8: Lesson 7

Lecture 1: Lesson 7a

Lecture 2: Lesson 7b

Lecture 3: Lesson 7c

Lecture 4: Lesson 7d

Lecture 5: Lesson 7e

Chapter 9: Lesson 8

Lecture 1: Lesson 8a

Lecture 2: Lesson 8b

Lecture 3: Lesson 8c

Lecture 4: Lesson 8d

Lecture 5: Lesson 8e

Lecture 6: Lesson 8f

Lecture 7: Lesson 8g

Lecture 8: Lesson 8h

Chapter 10: Lesson 9

Lecture 1: Lesson 9a

Lecture 2: Lesson 9b

Lecture 3: Lesson 9c

Lecture 4: Lesson 9d

Chapter 11: Lesson 10

Lecture 1: Lesson 10a

Lecture 2: Lesson 10b

Lecture 3: Lesson 10c

Lecture 4: Lesson 10d

Lecture 5: Lesson 10e

Lecture 6: Lesson 10f

Lecture 7: Lesson 10g

Lecture 8: Lesson 10h

Chapter 12: Bonus lecture

Lecture 1: Structure outline

Lecture 2: Bonus lecture

Instructors

Kieran Ball
Creator of the "3 Minute Languages" series of courses

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