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La VOIX PASSIVE in French // French Conjugation Course // Lesson 46
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- hello everyone and welcome back to the perfect french with dylan today we are going to learn everything about
- la voie passive the passive voice it's a very quick lesson on the book we are going from page 285 to 286. so in english and in french we
- both use la voipassive the exact same way both are similar in use and information both in english and in french are going
- to be built with the verb to be so when do we use the passive voice lavroa passive
- is used to shift the focus of the sentence to the second character or the second action
- so two things to remember about it is that the verb like i say is always going to be conjugated with eterna no matter
- if it's a verb that is actually conjugated with et incompetences such as composer future interior
- etc we saw the list before this is totally different even the verbs conjugated with avoir are going to be conjugated with
- earth in the passive voice and since they are conjugated with et the past participle is going to agree in gender and number with the subject
- basically i spent the whole course telling you that some verbs are conjugated with avoir order with ed and i'm telling you that they're all
- conjugated with ed in the passive voice so we are going to take one sentence and then we are going to see it in
- four different tenses we are going to see it in present pase composer a parfait and future sample
- we are going to go from active to passive very easy you will see for the present tense we have
- le banchie appel la client le bonkier appel la client now if we turn it into a passive sentence we have
- luckily aunt eta play parole likely and etta play parlov so let's look at this sentence first point to note is that we have the verb
- er conjugated in the present tense and then we have aperle which is the past participle of the verb aperle so the ending is
- e and then we add uh because it's feminine and i don't know if you notice but we have the word par that we add after the verb by
- the banker once again don't overthink it too much it's exact same in english the client is called
- by the banker once again has been called by the banker a 80 aptly paralleled
- la cleant le vanquier aperle la cleant la crianz parlez
- lacklyant sora aplei para le monkey la cleont sora aple para le bonkie so as you see it's very similar to the english form
- but you know that in french there's always about but we don't use the passive form as much
- as you do in english once again the passive form this way will be very formal what we use more is the use of m o n
- or even sometimes ill for example we are most likely going to say unary
- we use um to talk about the generality and we use there to talk about people without naming them
- that's more or spoken french of passive so if you're ever in a conversation in french or if you overhear a conversation in french and
- they are talking about as we did something they might not have done it themselves if i say
- i don't mean that we did it i mean that someone else did it how confused are you right now so be very careful when you hear
- in french because it might not be about the people who are speaking so la voip passive is very easy unless it's spoken french because then you have
- to know about and about ill when you feel comfortable with the subject you can do the exercise 16.1 a quick
- point about the simple past le passe sampler i am not going to make a video on it because i don't think you should study it it's
- the thing that we don't use anymore you should be able to recognize it but really we don't use it you're never going to hear it
- unless you read very very old books very very old poetry and things like that you're not going to use it so i always say recognize it
- don't study it you can see it on the page 291 of the book tomorrow is going to be the last lesson of the course we are going
- to do a quick recap of everything we saw very quick so it's still worth to watch all the videos but tomorrow we are going to do a very
- very quick recap just to review everything that we saw without too many rules so i will see you tomorrow
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