The passive voice is quite active: it causes changes in the subject of the active verb, the complement of the object, and the active verb itself!
French Grammar
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French grammar excercises
The definite, indefinite and partitive articles: the (le, la les, l'), a and an (un, une) and some (du, de la, de l'), we always need someone smaller...
BDF has some work for you: a reading lesson, an observation activity and exercises all so that you become a pro at pronominal verbs.
How do we express in the past tense a description, a duration, a habit? The "imparfait" (imperfect), like the name indicates, is the right choice.
What goes with the past participle of the verb in the past ("passé composé") tense? The auxiliary verbs "être" (to be) or "avoir" (to have) in the pre...
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Negation is not only a grammatical affair; with the help of prefixes, many words express negation.
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