J'ai vu un film : negation with 'ne...pas de', 'ne...ni...ni...' and 'ne...que'
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I can use a range of new and revised negative structures in the past tense to discuss TV and cinema.
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'Ne ... que' means 'only'. 'Que' follows the verb and precedes the noun, e.g. 'il ne regarde que des films'.
For 'neither ... nor', 'ne' precedes the verb and each 'ni' precedes one of the negated qualities/nouns.
[-aill-/-ail] sounds like 'taille', [-ill-/-ille] sounds like 'fille'.
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