French Conjunction, French Negation

Home Alphabet Adjectives Verbs Nouns French 101 Phrases Vocabulary Expressions More…

French Conjunctions & Negation

Speak7 2006 © speak7.com

I Like this Page

You will learn in this lesson: French Conjunctions, Coordinate and Subordinate Conjunctions, French Negation, French Negative Expressions.

Places To Learn French Online

Best For	Product Name	Visit Site	More Information
Fluency		Visit Rocket French	Learn More

French Grammar

Alphabet

Numbers

Articles

Adjectives

Adverbs

Verbs

Present Tense

Past Tense

Future Tense

Imperfect

Imperative

Nouns

Pronouns

Conjunction

Negation

Subjunctive

Conditional

Comparative

Prepositions

Vocabulary & Writing

French Vocabulary

Food Terms

Basic Phrases

French Expressions

Write a French Letter (new)

French Test (.pdf)

How to Learn a Language

French How-To's

How To Order Properly In A Restaurant

How To Deal With Law Enforcement

How To Go To A Game Or Show

How To Make A Reservation

How To Make Conversation

How To Never Get Lost And Ask For Directions

How To Shop

How To Write a Letter

How To Make a Phone Call

French Conjunctions

Try Rocket French for Free

Sign up for your free, no-obligation 6 Day Trial and see how well Rocket French works for you!

YES! I want to try Rocket French for free!

Conjunctions are words joining two or more words or phrases together.
Coordinating conjunctions link two phrases of equal value: et (and), ou (or), mais (but), ni… ni… (neither… nor)

Parlez-vous français ou anglais? (do you speak French or English?)

Subordinating conjunctions link a subordinate clause with the main clause: que (that), bien que (although), si (if), quand (when), car (for, because), comme (as, since), pour que (so that), parce que (because)

Je vois que tu parles bien en français (I see that you speak French well)

French Conjunctions
Coordinate Conjunction	Subordinate Conjunctions
et (and), ou (or), mais (but), ni… ni… (neither… nor)	que (that), bien que (although), si (if), quand (when), car (for, because),

French Negation

Usually to form negative expressions in French a (ne + verb + pas) is used, je ne peux pas (I can’t), elle ne veut pas (she doesn’t want to), je ne parle pas bien français (I don’t speak French well). So (ne…pas) could simply mean (don’t, not, no).

For compound verbs, example: tu n’as pas étudié (you haven’t studied), a form such as (ne + auxiliary verb + pas + past participle) is used.

Other negation constructions are:

French Negation

ne...plus (no more) je ne te crois plus (I believe you no more)

ne...rien (nothing), je ne comprends rien. (I don’t understand anything, I understand nothing)

ne...jamais (never), je n’ai jamais entendu de Linguanaut (I have never heard of Linguanaut)

Some more constructions are:

ne...pas encore (not yet), ne...guère (hardly, barely), ne...que (only)

French Conjunctions, Coordinate and Subordinate Conjunctions, French Negation, French Negative Expressions.

Here's A Fun Way to Learn French!
Don't get stuck too long on your old language software program if it doesn't help you much. There are proven methods here on how to memorize words from the French language while you enjoy the entire course. Discover how easy it is to remember information when you're having fun.

You can learn French very quickly and free of charges; just follow the pages one by one, with a strong determination, learning French has never been easier. Included in this page you will find French verbs, nouns, vocabulary, phrases and expressions, alphabet, numbers, It’s easy to learn so take advantage of that! Speak it now!