A superb performance at the Symphony Hall! Un concert superbe au Symphony Hall!

French Vocabulary

Voici les 6 mots liés à la photo ci-dessus.
Here are the 6 words related to the picture above:

• un orgue: an organ
• la salle de concert: tthe concert Hall.
• la scène: the stage.
• les musiciens: the musiciens.
• jouer: to perform
• magnifique, sublime : magnificent
  

French Verbs:

How to conjugate in present indicative?

---->drop the infinitive ending (-er) and replace by: -e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez, -ent.

French Present Indicative of "jouer" (to perform/ to play)

French Affirmative Form - (I am performing / I perform):

je joue (I perform)	nous jouons (we perform)
tu joues (you perform: sing)	vous jouez (you perform: plur)
il/elle joue (he/she performs)	ils/elles jouent (they perform)

French Negative Form - (I am not perforing, I do not perform):

je ne joue pas (I don't perform)	nous ne jouons pas (we do not perform)
tu ne joues pas(you do not perform: sing)	vous ne jouez pas(you do not perform: plur)
il/elle ne joue pas(he/she perform)	ils/elles ne jouent pas(they do perform)

French Interrogative Form - (Are you performing? /Do you perform?):

Est-ce que je joue? (am I performing)	jouons-nous?(are we performing)
joues-tu (are you performing? sing)	jouez-vous? (are your performing? plur)
joue-t-il/elle? (is he/she performing?)	jouent-ils/elles? (are they performing?)

1. With "il, elle, on", a t is placed between the verb and the pronoun to make the pronunciation easier: Examples: joue-t-il ce soir? Joue-t-elle ? (does he/she perform tonight?).
2. A hyphen is written between the subject and the verb: joues-tu?
3. When asking a question with a noun as subject, first state the noun, and then invert the verb and the pronoun subject: les pêcheurs attrapent-ils? (Do the fishermen catch?). Claude chante-t-il? (Is Claude singing?).

How do you say it in French?

"a location" (a position)

----->Allez sur mon blog jumelé www.bostonsnapshot.com (le dernier post) et trouvez la traduction en français.
----- >Go to my sister blog www.bostonsnapshot.com (the last post) and find the french translation .

Bonne chance!

Have you found it? Here is the answer: (highlit the empty box by moving your cursor form left to right :

un endroit

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