A typical day: partitive, liaison, perfect tense questions
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I can ask and answer 'est-ce que' questions in the perfect tense to describe daily life.
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You can pronounce a usually silent final consonant if it is followed by a vowel; this is liaison.
Use the partitive article with uncountable nouns/ non-specific amounts; change to 'de' after quantities/negatives.
Use 'est-ce que' at the beginning of a sentence to signal questioning.
To make perfect tense sentences negative, put 'ne … pas' around the form of 'avoir'.
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