Difference between passé composé and l'imparfait: The passé composé is used to express actions that started and ended at a specific time in the past. You use the imperfect to describe or reminisce about habitual or continuous actions, and to describe emotional and physical conditions or states in the past. The time at which the actions or states began or ended is not important. *the stem of l'imparfait is the first person plural (nous) of the present tense, without the -ons
Ne Jamais - never
Ne personne - nobody Ne pas - not Ne rien -  The website below will give you hints on how to use accents in the french language. A little down this web page, you will find the pronunciation, what letters the accents go with, how to type them, and what they look like. http://french.lovetoknow.com/French_Accent_Marks  When you are writing in your journal, and need to add an accent on a letter, press the alt key and type the corresponding code to the right. If you would like something a little easier, you may want to try typing what you are going to write on the website below. If you want a spell check, you may have to download a french dictionary onto your computer by right clicking, clicking languages, and add dictionaries. next, just scroll down to french and install dictionary. (works that way on PCs) http://french.typeit.org/
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