How would you say in French?
Where do you go during the spring?
Hoover.
DuPont.
Canton.
Hoover.
DuPont.
Canton.
We're going to France just before the spring.
New Zealand.
France is on.
News.
Alonzo, France.
Pantone.
Spring starts in March.
Lepanto Commons en masse.
Whilst we're talking about when seasons start, let's have a quick look at a new verb.
Tell me Ni.
Tell me, ni.
It means to finish.
Terminate.
Now we've already had one word for to finish and that was finish.
You can use finish to mean to finish in any sense of the word, but it's always nice to have options.
So that's why I'm giving you this new verb, termini.
The useful thing about Finir is that you can use it transiently meaning with an object or intransitive
meaning without an object.
For example, Jeff Oliver.
Jeff Neil Oliver is a transitive sentence because it means I have finished the book.
You've got an object.
The thing that you're finishing is the book.
Jeff Heaney, Le Livre.
But you could use it in transitivity by saying something like Moncur Feeney Amadi.
Moncur Feeney Amadi.
My lesson finishes at midday, so there's no object on this sentence.
It's saying, My lesson finishes and you're just giving a time mongo mini so you can use finish transitive
or intransitive.
Lee The verb terminate, on the other hand, can only be used with an object.
You terminate the lever.
I have finished the book.
So the book is the object so you can use terminated only if you have an object.
If you want to say my lesson finishes at midday using the verb terminate, you can do it, but you have
to make the verb reflexive first.
If you use the verb terminate, it sort of means it finishes itself so itself becomes the object.
Mongo so terminated a midi mongo so terminate a midi.
My lesson finishes at midday.
Monaco so termine amedy.
So if you want to say something like summer finishes in September, you can now use the verb Finir or
so terminate.
For example, let's say finish on set top.
Let me finish on the top.
Summer finishes in September.
Or let the system in on September.
Let us determine on September.
Summer finishes in September.
Literally that second sentence means somewhat finishes itself in September.
Let sir termine on September.
So the little reflexive pronoun, sir, means itself.