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which verbal tense is used to express an order in French?

The verbal tense to express an order in French is the imperative just as in English. For example if your parents ask you to clean your room they will say 'range ta chambre'. 'Range' being the imperative of t...
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Answered by Nelcya T. • French tutor
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What tips do you have for the writing portion of the exam?

This last question on any French GCSE exam is about putting into use all of the tricks you have learnt over the last two years. I recommend looking over the marking scheme before the exam to know exactly wha...
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Answered by Camille C. • French tutor
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What is the difference between the imperfect tense and the passé composé?

They are both used to talk about the past, however the imperfect tense talks about something that happened habitually or over a long period of time in the past and the passé composé is used to talk about a f...
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Answered by Eleanor W. • French tutor
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What is the difference between the passé composé and imparfait?

The passé composé is used to express a completed action in the past, whereas the imparfait can be used to describe an ongoing state or action, or something that used to happen.Passé composécomplete actionJ’a...
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Answered by Esmat H. • French tutor
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Analysez l’attitude de Meursault à la fin de L’Etranger.

Vers la fin du livre Meursault accepte petit à petit sa mort imminente à face d’un univers qui est complètement indifférent à la situation de l’individu, il s’ouvre pour la première fois à « la tendre indiff...
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Answered by Patrick D. • French tutor
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