Daily Spanish Passage with meaning and grammar part 1
Spanish Passage in Present Tense “Cada mañana, yo camino al parque y veo a los niños jugar. Ellos rÃen y corren felices. Luego, me siento en un banco y leo…
How to say Hello in different foreign language
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Interrogative pronouns:Where, When, How much
French interrogative pronouns are used to ask specific questions about people, things, places, time, manner, quantity, etc. Here’s a detailed description of the French interrogative pronouns “où” (where), “quand” (when),…
Interrogative words: Do you, What do you
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Three forms of interrogation
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Condionnal for politeness (I would like to)
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to understand (I and You forms)
The French verb “comprendre” means “to understand” and belongs to the -re verb group. Unlike regular -er verbs, -re verbs have a different conjugation pattern, and comprendre is an irregular…