Learn How to Use French Adverbs Effectively in Your Writing
Discover the importance of adverbs in French language, including examples of how adverbs describe verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs. Improve your French writing skills by understanding adverbs like "beaucoup," "bien," and "un peu."
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Adverbs Beaucoup, Bien, Un Peu
Adverbs Adverbs describe verbs, adjectives and other adverbs. Adverbs tell how much, where, why or when. Example: I like music a lot. How much do you like it? A lot.
Adverbs 3 French Adverbs that describe HOW MUCH are: Un peu a little Bien really/well enough Beaucoup a lot
Adverbs In French, the Adverb comes After the verb it describes! I like rap a lot. becomes I like a lot rap. J aime beaucoup le rap.
Adverbs Beaucoup A LOT Bien Really Un peu a little
Adverbs J aime beaucoup le sandwich. I like the sandwich a lot. J aime bien la musique. I really like music. J aime un peu le jazz. I like jazz a little. J aime un peu couter le reggae. I like to listen to reggae a little. NOTE THE ADVERB COMES AFTER THE VERB IT DESCRIBES!
You try: Write the sentence in French: I really like to swim. I swim well. They (m) like to study a little.
Check your answers I really like to swim. J aime bien nager. I swim well. Je nage bien. They (m) like to study a little. Ils aiment un peu tudier.
