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What is the difference between 'le, la, les' and 'un, une, des'?

'le, la , les' are called definite articles or articles définis and they are used when speaking of something specific or that has previously been mentioned. These article...

Answered by Carolina F. French tutor
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How do I prepare for the French film essay?

The two main aptitudes tested by the A level film essay (for most boards you will have the option to write an essay either about a French film or a French language text) is your understanding of the film ...

Answered by Lily P. French tutor
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What is the difference between 'qui' and 'que' in subordinate clauses?

'Qui' and 'que' are relative pronouns, both meaning either 'who' or that'/'which'. The problem is that the French grammar works differently to English grammar when it comes to relative pronouns, meaning a...

Answered by Annie H. French tutor
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When is the French subjunctive used and how is it formed?

The subjunctive is a verb form which is used to express uncertainty, a feeling or a mood. It is used frequently in French: common expressions such as 'je veux que' (I want...), 'il faut que' (it's necessa...

Answered by Ella J. French tutor
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When do you use the "Imparfait" as opposed to the "Passé-Composé" in French?

Both the imperfect and perfect tense evoke actions in the past, however they are used differently.The imperfect is used to describe something or someone, to talk about a habit (an action that was done ove...

Answered by Claire L. French tutor
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