Voice
The grammatical term "voice" refers to the relationship between a verb and its subject: whether it is active, passive, or pronominal (reflexive). The grammatical term "voice" refers to the relationship between a verb and its subject: whether it is active, passive, or pronominal (reflexive). B1 - Intermediate French • tenses moods voices
Never and Ever
In English, there's no risk of confusion between "never" and "ever," which have opposing though not quite opposite meanings. In French, however, both terms can be translated by jamais. Bonne fête Maman ! – Vocab Quiz
Bonne fête Maman !
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Dans son assiette
Hospitalité française
Fête surprise !
Tenir – to hold, to keep
Tenir is an irregular -ir verb with a multitude of meanings. The most common are "to hold" and "to keep." A2 - Low-Intermediate French • verbs
À peine
Citations célèbres de Star Wars – Quiz
Les citations célèbres de Star Wars
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May the Fourth be with you!
Self-Compassion and Learning French
Don't be hard on yourself when you make a mistake or feel stupid. Instead, practice self-compassion, which has numerous benefits related to learning a new language. Past Infinitive Conjugations
The past infinitive is conjugated with the infinitive of the auxiliary verb plus a past participle. For example: avoir mangé - "having eaten." Rassasier (formal) – to satisfy
Simple and compound conjugations for the regular (though slightly weird) -er verb rassasier.
conjugation tables • formalities
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