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Vous décrivez là ou vous habitez pour votre blog.

Bonjour chers lecteurs et lectrices, Aujourd'hui je vais vous parlez de ma ville et là où j'habite quand je ne suis pas à l'école. Je suis originaire de Toulouse, une ville moderne qui accueille beaucoup d'é...
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Answered by Helene P. • French tutor
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When do you use etre to form the perfect tense of a verb?

There are a number of verbs which take etre as the auxiliary verb when forming the perfect tense. These are generally verbs showing movement or a change of state and a useful technique to remember them is MR...
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Answered by Hettie B. • French tutor
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How do you form the imperfect tense in French?

To form the imperfect tense, you take the -nous form of the present tense and remove the -ons ending. You then add the following endings depending on the subject. je = ais tu = ais il/elle/on = ait ils/elles...
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Answered by Oyinda Y. • French tutor
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How do I conjugate 'aller' in the pluperfect tense?

Take the infitive form 'aller', remove the -er ending and add the perfect ending -é. Between the participle (allé) and the subject pronoun (je, tu, il etc.), add the auxilliary verb, in this case 'être' in t...
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Answered by Dylan T. • French tutor
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Translate the following sentence into French: Marie was extremely happy that her school were going to France for a week.

Marie était extrêmement heureuse que son école allait en France pendant une semaine.
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Answered by Christian T. • French tutor
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