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**课程名称：** 3分钟法语 - 第9期 初学者法语课程 **课程概述：** 本课程是“3分钟法语”系列的第九期，涵盖了课程72至80。本期内容将回顾**现在完成时**，并重点学习一组不使用助动词“avoir”的动词，即**“表示移动的动词” (Verbs of Movement)**。这类动词需要使用助动词“être”。 使用“être”作为助动词时，在进行现在完成时变位时需要注意一些额外的规则。 此外，本课程还将探讨**不定式动词“载体” (infinitive carriers)**，这类动词后面可以跟其他动词。您会发现它们在过去时态下有自己独特的变位形式，与之前学习的用法有所不同。同时，我们也会学习这些“不定式动词载体”的现在时用法。 特别地，课程还将深入讲解**动词“savoir”（知道）**在法语中的用法，并阐述其与英语中“know”的不同之处。 本课程还将进一步探索法语的**句法结构**，重点关注法语的第三和第四种结构。 我们将重新审视上一期课程中提到的**“ce que”**这个特殊短语，并将其与其他表示“什么”的法语词语进行比较。**“que”、“quel”和“ce que”**在英语中都可以翻译为“what”，但它们之间存在哪些区别，以及何时使用哪一个，我们将一一解析。 在讨论“quel”时，我们会涵盖其变体：**“quelle”、“quels”和“quelles”**。除了这个疑问词，我们还将学习其他一些疑问词，它们的变体形式会根据其后面的词语而变化。 让我们一起通过“3分钟法语”第九期，学习更多法语知识，享受学习的乐趣！
Welcome to course 9:-)This course is the ninth in the 3 Minute French series, and it consists of lessons 72 to 80.In this course, we're going back to the present perfect tense, and we're going to look at a group of verbs that don't use avoir as their auxiliary verb. These verbs are called the Verbs of Movement, and they use être as their auxiliary verb instead.By using être as an auxiliary verb, it means there are a couple of extra things to consider when conjugating the verbs of movement into the past tense.In course 9, we're going to be looking at some infintive carriers (that just means verbs that you can put other verbs after) in the past tense. You'll notice they don't use the same past tense that we've been learning, though; they have their own form. We'll also be looking at these infinitive carriers in the present tense as well. Specifically, the verb savoir, which means to know has some differences in how it's used in French to how it's used in English, so we'll be exploring that.In this course, we're going to be exploring the world of structures even further as we look at the third and fourth structures in French.We're going to be going back to that unusual phrase ce que that we touched upon in the last course, and we'll be comparing it to other ways of saying what in French. The words que, quel and ce que can all be translated into English as what, but what are the differences and how do we know when to use each one?Whilst we're on the topic of quel, we'll be looking at its variants: quelle, quels and quelles. As well as this question word, we'll be looking at some other question words that have different variants depending on what comes after them.So, let's get on and learn some more French with 3 Minute French - Course 9. I hope you enjoy!
