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Welcome on the second part of the “French numbers” lessons! :) In part 1 , we talked about the basic numbers, from 1 to 99. In this lesson, we will talk about: Hundreds and Thousands .  Let’s get started!     *NOTE: If you wonder how to say “0” in French and how to write it, it’s very simple! It’s like English “zero”.  0 = zéro (z[ey]ro)       Hundreds:   100 = Cent 200 = Deux cent 300 = Trois cent 400 = Quatre cent 500 = Cinq cent 600 = Six cent 700 = Sept cent 800 = Huit cent 900 = Neuf cent     Thousands:   1 000 = Mille 2 000 = Deux mille 3 000 = Trois mille 4 000 = Quatre mille 5 000 = Cinq mille 6 000 = Six mille 7 000 = Sept mille 8 000 = Huit mille 9 000 = Neuf mille   Keep in mind: numbers are invariable. Always written in the singular form , without any “s” at the end, like you can see it sometimes with plural form.  Let’s break down some of the numbers, below: 101 = Cent un 102 = Cent deux 103 = Cent trois 104 = Cent quatre  

Welcome everyone ! :) In this lesson , we will talk about tenses. French tenses .  Let me quickly explain: as you probably know, there is a lot of tenses in French. But usually, we don’t use them all. In this lesson, w e will review all the tenses by their names and I will quickly give you a little explanation about how and when using them. Let’s get started! The first thing you should know is that there is several categories , and in every category , you find the different tenses . Let’s take a look: CATEGORIES: INDICATIVE / L’INDICATIF SUBJUNCTIVE / LE SUBJONCTIF IMPERATIVE / L’IMPERATIF CONDITIONAL / LE CONDITIONNEL INFINITIVE / L’INFINITIF TENSES : Present / Présent Simple past / Passé simple Compound past     / Passé composé Past perfect / Passé antérieur Imperfect / Imparfait Pluperfect / Plus-que-parfait Simple future or just Future / Futur simple Future perfect / Futur antérieur Usually, if you want to find to which cat

Welcome in the  second part  of the  Personnal Pronouns  lesson!  We saw the  singular pronouns, the plural pronouns , and how to differentiate them and to use them in some contexts. But, there is another way to use pronouns.  Je =  Moi  / I =  Me Tu =  Toi  / You =  You Il =  Lui  / He =  Him Elle =  Elle  / She =  Her Nous =  On  / We, Us =  We   Vous =  Vous  / You =  You Ils =  Eux  / They =  Them Elles =  Elles  / They =  Them Same pronouns, slightly different usage. When  you talk to someone , you use " Tu " or " Vous ". When you  talk about someone , you use the rest of the pronouns. AND, when you  talk about someone in order to designated them , or pointing them out visually to someone else, you use the list above.  Let's quickly use them with some examples: "Je" = "Moi" / "I" = "Me" Je  suis parti tôt ce matin. /  I  left early this morning.