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The Adventures in French

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The Adventures in French
One does not need to be well aware of grammar in order to quickly determine which word is a verb, which noun and which adjective. However, when we have to identify what is the adversary in the sentence, most of us will probably get confused or at least think twice before they answer. Yet we all use adversaries constantly and quite correctly. Why our adverts make it difficult and how to learn to recognize them and use them in French, we will answer today. 

What's the advert?

The most common mistake is to be confused with adjectives. However, unlike them they clarify not an object or subject of action but the way, place, time or conditions under which the action is carried out. Their most important feature is that unlike the adjectives they are inalienable parts of speech, i.e. they are not agreed by line and number. Or in summary, these are unchangeable words that name the circumstances under which action is carried out. Here is an example:
  1. Adjective - clarify the noun and agree with it by genus and number It's Laura. # Happy. - Laura est joyeuse. It's Paul. # Happy.  -  Paul est joyeux
  2. A name - explains the verb on how to do the action and is not changed in form. Laura's working. ♪ funny. - Laura travaille joyeusement. Paul works. ♪ funny. - Paul travaille joyeusement.

Admin Formation

  • Correct - formed by adding a -ment to the female form of the relevant adjective, for example: courageuse  - courageusement claire - clairement gaie  - gaiement In adjectives, the - ent and -ant - form with the attachments -emment and -ament respectively, for example: prudent -prudemment impatient - impatiemment brillant - brillamment savant - savamment
 
  • Incorrect forms - Here the cases are quite diverse and it is difficult to introduce a categorization. To illustrate, however, we will give several examples of such adversities: Bien, comme, mal, volontiers, haut, clair, bon, fort
Here, maybe it'll make you a rupee.an appreciation of the fact that some of the adjectives cited above are actually adjectives. And that is quite true, because in French there are many adjectives that can function as admins. To learn more about how to recognize them and what tricks in their use you need to be careful, sign up for course at Language School.

Types of French adverbs

As well as Bulgarian types of adverbs are many because there are many different circumstances under which an action is carried out. Here are some of the most used categories. 
  1. Place adverbs de lieu - answer the question .
  2. Time adverbs de temps ou locution adverbiale - answer the question .
  3. Adverbs de manière - answer the question . "How do you: bien, calmenment, debut, d'habitude, tutorial, ensemble, fort, gentiment, mal, mieux, plutôt, surtout, vite.
  4. Quantity and grade adverbs de quantité et de dégrée - answer the question .
  5. Adverbes d'affirmation: certification, certificates, oui, peut-être, précisément, probablement, sans doute, volontiers, vraiment.
As we have already said, the action can be explained by various signs, so the adverts are many different species. To find out what other species are, where is the place of admin in the sentence and many more useful tips for it, you will need to get closer to French grammar. And for that you can rely entirely on the teachers of Language School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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