Military French

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• PREFACE = ⅴ
• INTRODUCTORY LESSON : Definite article. Indefinite article. Present tense of avoir and $$\hat e$$tre. Interrogative and negative forms. = 3
• Lesson
• Ⅰ. ADJECTIVES : feminine and plural. Simple sentences. = 7
• Ⅱ. Revision grammaticale. = 11
• Ⅲ. PRESENT INDICATIVE OF REGULAR VERBS IN -ir, -oir, -rc. Before induction into the Army. At the draft board. = 14
• Ⅳ. PAST INDEFINITE OF A FEW IMPORTANT VERBS. The first day in the Army. Rookie's diary. = 19
• Ⅴ. PAST PARTICIPLES IN -i, -is, -t, Clothing. The barracks room. The soldier's day af camp. = 26
• Ⅵ. PAST PARTICIPLE OF IMPORTANT VERBS. Military hierarchy. Insignia. = 32
• Ⅶ. AGREEMENT OF PAST PARTICIPLES. Equipment. Parts of the camp. Rookie's diary : Between four high walls. = 37
• Ⅷ. CARDINAL NUMERALS. Medical corps. Rookie's diary : First day off. Vaccination. = 43
• Ⅸ. FUTURE TENSE. Time of day. Soldier without arms. Soldier with arms. Rookie's diary : Officer candidate. = 49
• Ⅹ. IMPERFECT INDICATIVE. COXDITIOXAL. Days of the week. Drill for the squad. The colonel samples the food. = 57
• XI. PAST DEFINITE. Months of the year. Drill for the platoon. The company. An old trick which still works. = 64
• XII. IMPERATIVE. Seasons. Weather. Private Daitrey's diary. = 70
• XIII. CAUSATIVE faire. PRESENT PARTICIPLE. Nomenclature of the rifle. Before cleaning your rifle. = 78
• XIV. PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE. Marksmanship, The brunette of the rifle range. = 85
• XV. PRESENT AND IMPERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE. Commands concerning firing. Operation of the Garand rifle. The brunette of the rifle range (continued). = 91
• XVI. USE OF SUBJUNCTIVE. Interior guard duty. When the captain is a bit crazy. = 98
• XVII. USE OF SUBJUNCTIVE (continued). Pistol. Saber. When the captain is a hit erazy (cuntinupd). = 104
• XVIII. USE OF SUBJUNCTIVE (continued). Machine gun. French Hotchkiss. Taking a machine gun apart, bindfoldfolded. = 110
• XIX. USE OF SUBJUNCTIVE (continued). Machine-gun driil. Lcs IIommcs, ca passe si vite! = 115
• XX. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES. Grenade. 81 mm. mortar. La Capture d'une position fortifi$$\acute e$$e. = 121
• XXI. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS. Artillery. Dans un barrage d'artillerie. = 128
• XXII. DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVES. Artillery (continued). Les Troupes noires. = 134
• XXIII. DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUXS. Defense. On se fortifie. = 141
• XXIV. DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS (continued). Fieidt fortifications, Fieldworks. Engineering Corps. Le Passage d'un canal. = 148
• XXV. PERSONAL PRONOUNS. The offensive. Le Passage d'un canal (suite). = 155
• XXVI. DISJUNCTIVE PRONOUNS. The offensive (continued). On prend pied sur Ie plateau. = 162
• XXVII. POSITIONX OF CONJUNCTIVE PRONOUNS. Tanks. Les Chars allemands enfrent dans la danse. = 169
• XXVIII. THE PERSONAL PRONOUNS y AND en. Motor carriers. Vers l'arri$$\grave e$$re, mon camion = 177
• XXIX. REFLEXIVE AND RECIPROCAL VERBS. Car body. Accessories. Accidents. Cahote en camion. = 185
• XXX. RELATIVE PRONOUNS. Quartering of troops. Cherchez la femme. = 192
• XXXI. INDEFINITE ADJECTIVES. Military Intelligence. L'Officier de renseignements. = 198
• XXXII. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS. Signal Corps. Ce sacr$$\acute e$$ pigeon! = 203
• XXXIII. THE COMPARATIVE. Communications. Between the infantry and the airplane. = 209
• XXXIV. THE COMPARATIVE (continued). Aviation. Pierre aviateur. = 213
• XXXV. IRREGULAR COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES. Aviation (continued). Rappelon-s-nous Pearl IIarbor. = 220
• XXXVI. GKNDER OF NOUNS BY ENDINGS. Flying school. Flying. Rappelons-nous Pearl Harbor (fin). = 227
• XXXVII. FORMATION OF ADVERBS OF MANNER. Different kinds of vessels. Parts of a ship. L'Arriv$$\acute e$$e decant un port $$\acute e$$gyptien. = 234
• XXXVIII. POSITION OF ADVERBS. Parts of a ship (continued). Seaman's clothing, Les Pr$$\acute e$$paratifs du d$$\acute e$$barquement. = 243
• XXXIX. INVERSION AFTER SOME ADVERBS. COMPARISON OF ADVERBS. Going on board. At sea. = 250
• XL. ADVICE ABOUT FRENCH SPELLING. Landing. Le D$$\acute e$$barquement. = 254
• XLI. GRAMMAR RECAPITULATION. Submarine. Naval battle. La Flotte francaise depuis l'armistice du 22 juin 1940 = 262
• XLII. GRAMMAR RECAPITCLATION (continued). Naval hierarchy. Specialized branches. La Flotte francaise (fin). = 271
• SUPPLEMENTARY LISTS = 280
• FRENCH-ENGLISH VOCABULARY = 315
• ENGLISH-FRENCH VOCABULARY = 338
• INDEX = 351