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《3分钟法语 - 第11课》是为初学者设计的法语语言课程，涵盖课程90至98。本课程深入探讨了法语语法，重点讲解了及物动词与不及物动词的区别。及物动词可以/需要接宾语，如“我吃苹果”（苹果是宾语），而不及物动词则不接宾语，如“我在吃”。 此外，课程还介绍了“quelque”这个有用的词，以及由它衍生的词组，如“quelque part”（某个地方）、“quelqu'un”（某人）和“quelquefois”（有时）。 本课程还回顾了法语中“what”的多种表达方式，并介绍了“quoi”，尤其是在与动词“savoir”（知道）连用时，如“je ne sais pas quoi faire”（我不知道做什么）。 课程还将学习反身动词，即“对自己做”的动作，例如“洗自己”、“穿衣”、“起床”等。 此外，课程还会深入学习动词“faire”（做/制作）的多种用法，它是一个非常实用的动词，可以表达许多不同的含义。 其他学习内容包括： * 新的副词 * “déjà”（已经）和“pas encore”（还没有）这两个词 * “peut-être”（也许）等新的副词和动词 * 如何使用指南针方向词汇来描述物体位置 * 法国的各个地区 * 如何用法语说电子邮件地址 * 以及更多内容。
Welcome to course 11:-)Course 11 in the 3 Minute French series contains lessons 90 to 98, and in it, we learn so much useful French.We start exploring the world of grammar in a bit more depth in this course and we look at the difference between transitive verbs and intransitive verbs. Whilst it's a tricky topic, it will come in very useful, especially when we start learning something called reflexive verbs.Basically, transitive verbs are verbs that have to or can take an object, whereas intransitive verbs are those that don't take an object. An example is the verb "to eat". If you say, "I'm eating an apple", this sentence uses an object (an apple), so it's transitive. If you say "I'm eating", there's no object, so it's intransitive. Now, don't worry if that made no sense at all - it'll all be explained in course 11!So, besides transitive verbs and intransitive verbs, what else will we be learning in this course?Well, there's a very useful word quelque, which doesn't really mean much by itself, but when you put it together with some other words, you get quelque part, quelqu'un and quelquefois, meaning somewhere, somebody and sometimes, respectively. We'll be looking at these words in detail and seeing how we can use them.We'll have another quick recap of the many different ways to say "what" in French and we'll meet another word: quoi. You can use quoi to mean what with the verb savoir, which means to know.je ne sais pas quoi faire - I don't know what to doSo, as you can see, you can use quoi in front of infinitives.We'll look at something called reflexive verbs, which are verbs that you "do to yourself". For example, you can wash yourself, dress yourself and get yourself up - well, these are all examples of reflexive verbs, but we'll be learning many more in this course.The verb faire is one we've met quite a few times. We know it means to do or to make, but it can also be used in other ways. It's a very useful verb that can be used to express many different things, so we'll be exploring those and learning how to use them in our conversations.As well as all that, we'll be looking at lots of other topic areas, including:Lots of new adverbsThe words déjà and pas encoreLots of new adverbs and verbs, such as peut-être meaning perhapsHow to talk about where things are using the points on a compassThe different regions in FranceHow to give an email address in Frenchand much, much more...I hope you enjoy - merci!
