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In French, the past perfect tense is composed of two elements: the auxiliary verb and the past participle. The kind of action you are describing determines which auxiliary v...
Like in English, to form the past tense, we need o 1) The person (I) o 2) An auxiliary verb (have) o 3) Past participle (eaten) · Most verbs take ‘avoir’ as their auxiliary verb, so like ‘j’<...
A relative pronoun, such as “qui” or “que”, is a word that is used to connect two parts of a sentence together when referring to someone or something that has already been mentioned earl...
Also called the French past perfect, or plus que parfait in French, the pluperfect is a tense which is used to describe an action which happened in reference to another action in the past. For example: we...
Be assured that this question makes all French learners stop and think sometimes! So I will do my best to explain it in a way that helps me remember when to use which tense. Both of these tenses are used ...
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