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When should I use the subjunctive?

Firstly, the important thing to remember is that the subjunctive is not a tense, but a mood used to express doubt, incertitude, and desire. The subjunctive has different tenses within ...

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Answered by Jennifer S. French tutor
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When is there agreement between the past participle and the direct object when using "avoir"

I think that the best way to understand this question is through two examples: 

1) Les enfants ont perdu leurs jouets.

2) Les jouets qu'ils ont perdus étaient des cadeaux de...

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Answered by Adrien D. French tutor
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When do adjectives change to agree with the noun they modify in French?

In general, French adjectives must agree with the noun they modify, 

e.g. 'a white shirt' --> une chemise blanche, because 'chemise' is feminine, and the feminine form of 'blanc' is 'b...

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Answered by Olivia W. French tutor
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What is the difference between qui and que?

'Qui' comes after a subject, however 'que' comes after the object of the sentence. The following examples will demonstrate this:Je cherche quelqu'un qui parle anglais. Here, 'quelqu'un' is the subject per...

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Answered by Irini P. French tutor
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What is the pluperfect tense and how is it formed?

Subject: French/A Level

Q: How do I form the pluperfect and when do I use it? 

A: 

In French, the pluperfect...

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Answered by Emily W. French tutor
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