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When and how do I use the present continuous tense?

The present continuous tense is used for describing ongoing events or actions that are happening now. Eg. I am going to the shops, He is

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Answered by Callum B. French tutor
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The double meaning of Savoir

It's true that this isn't one of those grammar points that you'll cover as an essential part of A-level, but nevertheless once you get this it'll make the difference between being a student and soundin...

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Answered by Saul R. French tutor
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When should I use the subjunctive?

Firstly, the important thing to remember is that the subjunctive is not a tense, but a mood used to express doubt, incertitude, and desire. The subjunctive has different tenses within ...

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Answered by Jennifer S. French tutor
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When is there agreement between the past participle and the direct object when using "avoir"

I think that the best way to understand this question is through two examples: 

1) Les enfants ont perdu leurs jouets.

2) Les jouets qu'ils ont perdus étaient des cadeaux de...

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Answered by Adrien D. French tutor
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When should I use passé composé and when should I use the imperfect tense?

The passé composé is always used once an action is completed. For example, when saying 'yesterday I went to school', you would use the passé composé - 'Hier, je suis allée au collège'. The imperfect te...

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Answered by Ashleigh C. French tutor
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