CAS LF 211 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Cedilla, Chapter 27
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In the commands you have learned, you obtained the familiar command by dropping the final vowel sound. We"ll call the verbs following this pattern type i verbs. Type i : verbs with special spelling for the inclusive form: For these two verbs the inclusive form has a special spelling due to the nature of the consonant g" : A similar problem occurs with the verb below, but this time we have to add a cedilla under the letter c" to keep the sound s". All the verbs ending in gez or cez for the polite form will follow the same pattern. > listen : the negative form negative command. So far, we have used only affirmative commands. Our next step is to learn how to express these commands in the negative. In english, the negative is formed as follows: In french, the negative is formed by adding ne before the command and pas after it.
