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Cecilia Muller
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à ou de + infinitif
By Cecilia Muller
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some French verbs are followed by a preposition, à
or de + infinitive
Just like in English
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Verbs followed by "à" + infinitive
Usually indicate a direction or a goal.
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forcer à + Infinitive - to force
inciter à + Infinitive - to incite
penser à + Infinitive - to think
renoncer à + Infinitive - to renounce
hésiter à + Infinitive - to hesitate
réussir à + Infinitive - to succeed
servir à + Infinitive - to serve
aider à + Infinitive - to help
apprendre à + Infinitive - to teach
arriver à + Infinitive - to manage
autoriser à + Infinitive - to authorise
chercher à + Infinitive - to look for
commencer à + Infinitive - to start
encourager à + Infinitive - to encourage
faire attention à + Infinitive - to pay attention to
of verbs + à + infinitive
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Multiple Choice
The teacher helps me to improve.
La prof m'aide à m'améliorer.
La prof m'aide à m'amélioré.
La prof m'aide à improver.
La prof m'aide à m'améliorait.
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Reorder the following
Ils
hésitent
à
téléphoner
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Verbs Followed by "de" + Infinitive
Usually indicate a cause or a necessity.
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interdire de + infinitive: - to forbid
permettre de + infinitive: - to allow
rêver de + infinitive: - to dream
suggérer de + infinitive: - to suggest
oublier de + infinitive: - to forget
refuser de + infinitive: - to refuse
risquer de + infinitive: - to risk
accepter de + infinitive: - to accept
arrêter de + infinitive: - to stop
cesser de + infinitive: - to stop
continuer de + infinitive: - to continue
choisir de + infinitive: - to choose
décider de + infinitive: - to decide
empêcher de + infinitive: - to prevent
essayer de + infinitive: - to try
éviter de + infinitive: - to avoir
of verbs + de + infinitive
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Reorder
Reorder the following
Ils
risquent
de
se faire
arnaquer.
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Categorize
chercher
oublier
choisir
empêcher
cesser
encourager
regarder
faire attention
hésiter
aimer
penser
refuser
vouloir
espérer
préférer
essayer
savoir
Select whether the verb is followed by "à", "de" or nothing (-)
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