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When should I use "tu" and "vous"?

The words “tu” and “vous” both translate to “you” in English. In English, one can use “you” to address any person or number of people whereas in French a distinction is made according to whom one is talki...

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Answered by Gabriella A. • French tutor
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I always get verbe être, avoir and aller mixed up. How do I differentiate between them?

être avoir allerJe suis (j')ai vais Tu es as vasIl/elle/on est a vas

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Answered by Sarah O. • French tutor
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What did you do over the holidays?

This question helps the student practice using the past tense and using vocabulary related to travel and hobbies. Example Answer:Ces dernières vacances je suis parti en Espagne avec deux familles- la mien...

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Answered by Beatrice D. • French tutor
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Describe your week-end to your friend

J'ai passé un très bon week-end. Vendredi soir après les cours je suis allée à l'anniversaire de Paul, mon ami d'enfance. On a beaucoup dansé, c'était génial. Samedi j'ai joué au tennis avec ma mère et ma...

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Answered by Caroline A. • French tutor
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What tense is ''elles étaient venues ''?

The tense is Pluperfect

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Answered by Irina B. • French tutor
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