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User: Descripcin: When you speak a language, it's true that you often
want to speak like a native straight away. And even if we put a lot of effort into it,
there are sometimes a few things that are reflexes of our own mother tongue
and that can betray us. Today we are going to correct
together five mistakes that I often hear my students make in French.
Watch the video until the end to see if you make them too
and if you are able to correct them. Hi !
Welcome to a new episode of French mornings.
If you are new around here, I am Elisa and
I help you improve your French and speak in a more natural way.
Do not hesitate to subscribe to the French mornings channel
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channel you can also support me on my Tipeee account,
all the links are in the description. Today we are going to correct five
very common mistakes in French. So make yourself comfortable,
grab a little coffee, turn on the subtitles if you need to and go!
Take a good look at these two sentences. Which one do you think is correct?
Thanks for watching the kids.
If you answered the second, well done! That's right !
When we want to use the word "Merci" followed by a verb,
we must use the preposition "de" in the middle. Let's take some other examples
Please don't make noise. Thank you for coming.
Thank you for calling me back. In a slightly more official context
even for example in a shop, we would translate that as "please" in english.
For example "Merci de ne pas toucher" "Please do not touch".
On the other hand, if we use "Merci" followed by a name, then in this case,
we can use both. Either for or from.
For example "Thank you for your attention" . "Merci de"
is slightly more formal language level but we can very well say both.
Do you think this sentence is correct?
"I wanted to bake a cake, but there is no more flour"
If you answered no, you are correct. In a negative sentence or after an adverb
of quantity like much, more, less and so on, we always use the preposition "de" and
that's it. For example
She doesn't want any present for her birthday. I have too much work today.
There is no place to park. I decided to eat less sugar.
This is a small mistake that I hear quite often and that you can easily correct.
In addition it will help you a lot since you will not even have to
worry about the gender or the number of the word since there is no article.
In your opinion, is this sentence correct:
I always said what I thought. If you answered no again
you are correct. The correct sentence would be:
J'ai toujours dit ce que je pensais. Here the error was the place of
"toujours" the place of the adverb. And particularly in the past tense,
it is a mistake that I hear a lot. In the past tense we can get
a little confused when we want to make a negative sentence or a sentence with an adverb.
A lot of my students get a bit confused in word order because it is
a little different from their native language. So remember that we place the adverb between
the two parts of the verb, so between the auxiliary and the past participle.
So the correct order will be: I always said.
To try not to make the mistake anymore you can practice repeating a few sentences and
trying to remember them like a little music to help you repeat them more naturally
when you speak in French. In the past tense we will therefore say:
I have always said that. I have often said that.
I have said that too much. I have said that again.
etc. And for the negative sentences we will have:
I did not say that. I never said that
or I didn't say that much etc etc
Did you understand? We're going to do a little test.
Which of these three sentences do you think is correct?
She always told me a lot about her projects
The correct sentence was the first sentence.
She has always told me a lot about her projects. Even if there are 2 adverbs, we will keep them in
the same place, ie between the two parts of the compound verb.
Answer yes to this question using the verb "aimer( to like)".
Do you like to ride a bike? You have surely answered
one of these two answers: "Yes I like" or "yes I like it"
or yes "I like it". These two sentences are both grammatically
correct but we are not going to use them exactly in the same context.
Here we are talking about an action, we are talking about riding a bike, so there is a verb in this sentence.
And so to this question "Do you like to ride a bike?"
The correct answer is "oui j'aime bien" or "oui j'aime bien ça" because it is an action.
This is the answer that we will also use to talk about a more general concept,
for example "do you like music? Yes I like it." or "yes I like that"
But in case we are talking about something very specific we will use "yes
I like it" for example "Do you like this song? Yes I like it"
And it's the same for people "Do
you like your new colleague? Yes I like him."
Does this phrase sound natural to you? Because of the virus I need to
go home before 7 p.m. If this phrase doesn't sound natural to you,
there's a good reason.
The sentence is grammatically correct but in French  we wouldn't naturally say that.
We will more naturally say: Because of the virus I have to go home
before 7 p.m. Why ?
For that we will explain the definition of the word "need".
A need is something that is considered necessary for existence.
That is to say to our own existence as a person.
So the formula "to need" means that we need something in order to exist,
so that we ourselves can have an existence. A little philosophical but that's it.
So when we say "I need" followed by an action, ie a verb,
it means that if we don't do this thing our existence is called into question.
That is, if I don't do this thing I will feel bad or something bad
will happen to me. And on the contrary if I do
this thing I will feel better. For example "I need to talk to you".
The meaning of this sentence is that I need to talk to you to
feel better about myself personally. Whereas if I say I have to talk
to you here the idea is slightly different. That is to say that if I say I must speak to you it is
because there are external circumstances which make that I am obliged to speak to you.
I agree that the difference between the two is quite subtle and that sometimes
you can use both depending on the context. But there are times when it is not possible.
you can use both depending on the context. But there are times when it is not possible.
So did you understand ? We're going to do a little test for that.
Complete this sentence with "avoir besoin" or "devoir"
The correct answer here is: My train is late I
still have to wait an hour at the station. Here we are talking about external circumstances,
it is the train that is late and therefore I have to wait at the station because of the train.
Don't forget that you can also use just need in
front of a name like for example: To make this cake I need 3 eggs.
Thanks everyone for watching this video. I hope that you will have understood these
small mistakes and that you will have the reflex to avoid them now.
Do not hesitate to like the video and to subscribe to the channel it supports me enormously.
And do not hesitate to come follow me on Instagram frenchmorningwithelisa
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If you are learning french, maybe you also make some of those most commons mistakes in french. Today I will go over 5 commons mistakes in French my students make a lot. Do you also make these mistakes ?  Take the quizz to find out ! 

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00:00 Intro
01:21 Merci de ou Merci pour ?
02:39 Pas de, plus de, beaucoup de ...
03:45 Les adverbes et le passé composé 
06:05 J'aime ou je l'aime
07:41 Avoir besoin ou Devoir
10:50 Outro

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Ttulo: FRENCH TEST  / 5 common MISTAKES in French / Stop making these mistakes in french
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