Tag: French Grammar
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What Is “Toujours”?
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When learning French, “toujours” is often introduced as the equivalent of the English word “always.” However, “toujours” is a more versatile word, carrying additional meanings depending on the context. Let’s explore the various uses of toujours and how it can change its meaning based on the sentence structure. The Primary…
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What is “Je Suis”?
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“Je suis,” meaning “I am,” is one of the most fundamental phrases in French. Beyond its straightforward use in phrases like “je suis fatigué” (I am tired) or “je suis français” (I am French), it plays a key role in introductions, describing professions, and forming past-tense sentences. Understanding its various…
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What Are the 4 Types of Questions in French?
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If you are learning French, understanding how to ask questions is essential. Just as in English, French has multiple ways to phrase a question, depending on the formality of the situation and the context. There are four main types of questions in French, each with its own structure and usage.…