The following grammar explanations, most of which are accompanied by translation exercises,
complement the Mallard exercises.  The explanations are the same, more or less, but the
translations are different than those in the Mallard exercises and YOU MUST COPY THEM OFF, 
WRITE THE ANSWERS IN THE BOXES, AND BRING THEM TO ME for individual correction (The "SEND" 
does not work for all of the answers.  When I have time I will corrrect that.)
235 students may do these as supplementary work in areas where they are having problems. 

  1. French Articles (Definite vs. Partitive)
  2. If-clauses
  3. Agreement:  past participles
  4. Literary Tenses
  5. Parts of the Body (Definite Articles vs. Possessive Adjectives)
  6. To make someone do or be
  7. Relative Pronouns I (dont, ce dont)
  8. Relative Pronouns II (que, ce que, qui, ce qui, dont, ce dont)
  9. Relative Pronouns III (à + qui, à + lequel, à quoi)
 10. Relative Pronouns IV (preposition + qui/lequel) 
 11. Relative Pronouns V (overview)
 12. People or Things, Indirect Objects,"y" and "en," and Disjunctive Pronouns
 13. Past Situations:  Passé Composé,Imperfect, Pluperfect and Conditional Tenses  
 25. Participes présents
 26. "N'importe où" vs. "Où que ce soit," etc.*
 27. Interrogative Pronouns
 15. Demonstrative Pronouns (celui, celle, ceux, celles, cela, ceci, ça)
 16. "When" + future tenses
 17. Active vs. Passive Voice
 18. Subjunctive I (personal subjects)
 19. Subjunctive II (impersonal subjects)
 20. Subjunctive III (Past and Present Subjunctive/Infinitive)
 21. Complex Sentences
 22. Depuis
 23. Indirect Discourse
 24. vouloir + infinitive/que;  être + adjective + de + infinitive/que
 25. Participes présents
 26. "N'importe où" vs. "Où que ce soit," etc.
 27. Interrogative Pronouns