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Which phrase means 'to begin with' in French?
What is the French transition phrase for 'in conclusion'?
Which of the following phrases indicates a sequence of events?
Which transition phrase is used for expressing contrast in French?
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What does 'De plus' mean in English?
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Study Notes
Ordering and Sequencing
- Tout d'abord, Avant tout and D'abord all translate to "first" or "first of all".
- Pour commencer means "to begin with".
- Use Ensuite,...Puis,... for sequential actions, "next, then".
- Après means "after".
- Enfin,...finalement and En fin de compte" all mean "finally".
- En conclusion means "in conclusion".
- Premièrement, Deuxièmement,... is used for listing items in order, "first, second...".
- D'une part, D'autre part,... means "on the one hand, on the other hand "
Addition and Emphasis
- Et means "and".
- Egalement, aussi means "also, too".
- Notamment means "especially".
- De plus means "moreover".
- D'ailleurs means "besides".
- En outre means "furthermore".
- Non seulement...mais means "not only...but".
Condition and Time
- Quand...Lorsque... are used for situations that occur "when".
- Dès que means "as soon as".
- Désormais, dorénavant means "from now on".
- Jusqu'ici means "until now".
Contrast and Concession
- Non seulement...mais means "not only...but also", used to highlight contrasting ideas, as in: "Not only is it beautiful, but it's also practical."
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Description
Test your knowledge on French phrases used for ordering, sequencing, addition, emphasis, conditions, and time. This quiz covers essential vocabulary that will enhance your understanding of structured communication in French. Perfect for learners at any level looking to master these important expressions.
