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Practice Making Simple Plans and Invitations in French
Use the near future tense to make, accept, and refuse simple plans and invitations. You'll practice saying what you are going to do today or tomorrow.
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TutorialFrench
Practice Making Simple Plans and Invitations in French
Use the near future tense to make, accept, and refuse simple plans and invitations. You'll practice saying what you are going to do today or tomorrow.
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20 CardsLesson#1
Now that you can talk about the near future, let's use it to make plans with friends. In this deck, you'll learn how to invite someone out, and how to accept or refuse their invitation.
Lesson#2
A common way to invite a friend is to ask 'Tu veux...?' which means 'Do you want to...?', followed by an activity. For example, 'Tu veux aller au cinéma ?' means 'Do you want to go to the cinema?'.
Quiz#3
How do you ask a friend in French: 'Do you want to go to the cinema tonight?'
Tu veux aller au cinéma ce soir ?
Quiz#4
How do you ask a friend in French: 'Do you want to come with me?'
Tu veux venir avec moi ?
Lesson#5
Another friendly way to suggest an activity is to say 'On va...?' which is like saying 'Shall we go...?' For example, 'On va au parc ?' means 'Shall we go to the park?'.
Quiz#6
How do you suggest in French: 'Shall we go to the park?'
On va au parc ?
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