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Imperfect in French / L’imparfait (Part 1)

In this lesson you will learn easily when to use imperfect. There are only 2 things to remember :

  • Most of the time when English use Preterit, French use Passé Composé, except to talk about émotions or description, French use Imperfect.
  • When English use past continuous, French use Imperfect.

Look at the following lesson to have a better understanding, and see if you can guess where is Monsieur Moustachou :

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Expressions or verbs followed by the preposition DE in French ?

Here is a list of the most common verbs and expressions followed by the preposition DE in the present tense in French :

J’ai besoin de …
J’ai envie de …
J’ai peur de …
Je m’occupe de …
Je suis sur le point de …
J’ai oublié de …
Je me sers de …

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