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How do you form the conditional tense in French?

In French you form the conditional tense in 2 simple steps:

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Answered by Lucy S. • French tutor

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Difference between horizontal and vertical translations of graphs

f(x), k>0
a. vertical translation
y=f(x) + k : graph shifts k units up
y=f(x) - k : graph shifts k units down
b. horizontal translation
y=f(x - k) : graph shifts k units right<...

Answered by Cassandra Cristiana I. • French tutor

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What is the difference between independent and mutually-exclusive events?

Conceptually, mutually exclusive events imply that their intersection is the empty set, i.e., they do not intersect. This means that if one event happens, then the other event/events do not happen (only o...

Answered by Cassandra Cristiana I. • French tutor

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How do I know whether to use 'qui' or 'que'?

Qui and que are relative pronouns, which means they refer back to a noun (a thing or person) you've just been talking about, in order to add some information about it. I...

Answered by Miranda P. • French tutor

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How to form and use the future tense.

How do you form the future tense? For regular –er and –ir verbs, the radical is the infinitiveFor most –re verbs, you take off the -eJe chanteraiTu chanterasIl/elle/on ...

Answered by Conor L. • French tutor

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