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Connectors & adverbs
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Connectors & adverbs

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B1

Connectors & adverbs

40 words
etconjunction

and

Un café et un croissant.
A coffee and a croissant.
ouconjunction

or

Thé ou café ?
Tea or coffee?
maisconjunction

but

C'est cher, mais c'est très bon.
It is expensive, but it is very good.
doncconjunction

so / therefore

Il pleut, donc on reste ici.
It is raining, so we are staying here.
carconjunction

because / for

Je rentre, car il est tard.
I am going home because it is late.
alorsadverb

then / so

Alors, on commence ?
So, shall we start?
d'abordadverb

first

D'abord, on visite le musée.
First, we visit the museum.
ensuiteadverb

then / next

Ensuite, on déjeune au bord de l'eau.
Then we have lunch by the water.
enfinadverb

finally

Enfin, on rentre en train.
Finally, we go home by train.
puisadverb

then

Tournez à droite, puis continuez tout droit.
Turn right, then keep going straight.
pendantpreposition

during

Pendant la semaine, je me lève tôt.
During the week, I get up early.
depuispreposition

since / for

J'habite ici depuis 2024.
I have lived here since 2024.
avantpreposition

before

Appelle-moi avant midi.
Call me before noon.
aprèspreposition

after

On se voit après le travail.
We will meet after work.
cependantadverb

however

Le projet est bon ; cependant, il coûte cher.
The project is good; however, it is costly.
pourtantadverb

yet / nevertheless

Il est fatigué, pourtant il continue.
He is tired, yet he keeps going.
quand mêmeexpression

still / anyway

Il pleut, mais on sort quand même.
It is raining, but we are going out anyway.
en faitexpression

actually

En fait, je préfère rester ici.
Actually, I prefer to stay here.
d'ailleursexpression

besides / by the way

D'ailleurs, il connaît bien Paris.
Besides, he knows Paris well.
par exempleexpression

for example

Goûtez les spécialités, par exemple le cassoulet.
Try the specialities, for example cassoulet.
c'est-à-direexpression

that is to say

Il est bilingue, c'est-à-dire qu'il parle deux langues.
He is bilingual, that is, he speaks two languages.
grâce àpreposition

thanks to

J'ai trouvé ce travail grâce à un ami.
I found this job thanks to a friend.
à cause depreposition

because of (negative)

Le train est en retard à cause de la neige.
The train is late because of the snow.
malgrépreposition

despite

Malgré la pluie, la fête continue.
Despite the rain, the party goes on.
saufpreposition

except

Ouvert tous les jours sauf le lundi.
Open every day except Monday.
environadverb

about / approximately

Le trajet dure environ une heure.
The journey takes about an hour.
presqueadverb

almost

J'ai presque fini.
I have almost finished.
déjàadverb

already

Tu as déjà mangé ?
Have you already eaten?
encoreadverb

still / again

Il pleut encore.
It is still raining.
bientôtadverb

soon

Le printemps arrive bientôt.
Spring will arrive soon.
vraimentadverb

really

C'est vraiment gentil, merci.
That is really kind, thank you.
peuadverb

little / few

Il parle peu, mais il écoute bien.
He speaks little, but he listens well.
beaucoupadverb

a lot

Merci beaucoup pour tout.
Thank you very much for everything.
tropadverb

too much

C'est trop salé pour moi.
It is too salty for me.
assezadverb

enough / quite

C'est assez loin d'ici.
It is quite far from here.
ensembleadverb

together

On travaille ensemble sur ce projet.
We work together on this project.
iciadverb

here

Asseyez-vous ici.
Sit here.
là-basadverb

over there

La gare est là-bas, après le pont.
The station is over there, past the bridge.
partoutadverb

everywhere

Il y a des vélos partout dans la ville.
There are bikes everywhere in the city.
peut-être queexpression

maybe (+ clause)

Peut-être qu'il viendra demain.
Maybe he will come tomorrow.

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