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'Si' clauses

Si clauses are used to introduce a hypothetical action that decides another action. The tense used in the hypothetical situation decides the tense that follows. Present tense - Present tense S'il fait beau, ...
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Answered by Lily G. French tutor
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When do I use the subjunctive in French?

In French the subjunctive is often described as a mood tense, it expresses things that are subjective; moods, feelings and emotions. The subjunctive is often introduced by 'que' , for example J'ai peur que, ...
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Answered by Kat H. French tutor
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How do I sit an oral exam?

I am very sympathetic because oral exams are my least favourite part of my subject, even at degree level, and honestly the best thing to do is practise! Try talking to yourself in your head in French, try to...
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Answered by Sally T. French tutor
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How do I form the subjunctive for regular verbs in French?

The subjunctive is a mood used to express statements which are uncertain, for example, expressing emotion, possibility, necessity or desire. To form the subjunctive for regular verbs (and some irregular ones...
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Answered by Kirsty M. French tutor
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How do you know when to use savoir or connaitre?

Savoir is used when you know a fact, or how to do something eg I know how to get there, I know that he arrived. It is followed by que/qui/comment... (that, who etc) eg Je sais qu 'il est arriveConnaitre is u...
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Answered by Monique K. French tutor
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