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The best-known passive construction is the passive voice, which has a verb performing on a subject (e.g., he is seen). But did you know that French has several other passive constructions that are just as important to recognize and use? 

The French adverb tout modifies various parts of speech, including adjectives and other adverbs. It can be a little strange, adverbially speaking. 

A1 - Beginning French • agreement
The irregular French verb mettre usually means "to put" but has some additional meanings and can also be used pronominally.
The letter combinations ouil and ouill are pronounced like the oo in "boo" plus a "y" sound - nothing like the French word oui.

When writing about history, the tenses used in French and English aren't always the same. French prefers to use the present or even the future, while English tends to favor the past tense. 


A1 - Beginning French • A2 - Low-Intermediate French • B1 - Intermediate French • B2 - Upper-Intermediate French • C1 - Advanced French • C2 - Near-Native French
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