French
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Summary
Your vocabulary is strong on nature and geography terms. The conjugation table at the bottom of page 7 covers the present tense only — the subjunctive appears in your example sentences but is never explained, which is where the marks usually go.
Theme: water and landscape
Eleven nouns grouped around rivers and coastlines, most with gender marked in your own handwriting.
Subjunctive after « il faut que »
It appears twice in your examples. The rule isn't in your notes — worth adding before the test.
Key terms
- le fleuvepage 7
- A river that flows into the sea (as opposed to « la rivière », a tributary).
- la côtepage 7
- The coast or coastline.
- il faut quepage 7
- 'It is necessary that' — always takes the subjunctive.
| le fleuve | river (to the sea) | masc. |
| la rivière | river (tributary) | fem. |
| la côte | coast | fem. |
| la falaise | cliff | fem. |
Flashcards
Practice question
Why is it « il faut que tu sois » and not « tu es »?
Pick an answer to see the reasoning.
Study plan
- 1Subjunctive after « il faut que »: rule plus 5 examples20 min
- 2Review water/landscape vocabulary with genders15 min
- 3Write 5 sentences using the subjunctive15 min
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