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In this case we must first understand what tense the sentence is in. It is written in past tense. However the trick about this sentence is that the verb needed to be used is "faire" because in f...

The pluperfect tense is a past tense used to refer to something further back in time than when using the perfect tense. It is often translated as 'had done something'. To form this tense you use the imper...

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The first difference with English is that adjectives have to agree with the gender and number of the noun they describe. Concerning the gender, if the noun is masculine, the adjective has to be masculine....

La première question qu'il est important de se poser lors du choix de l'article qui précède le nom est la suivante:

Suis-je entrain de parler d'un objet en particulier ou bien d'une chose plus géné...