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5 Dec 2018
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Salut, I'd just like to know if you use passe recent in french? I mean with which frequency do you use this guys?
I know that passe compose is like preterito perfecto/past perfect + pret. indefinido/past simple more or less, isn't it? ...
Salut, I'd just like to know if you use passe recent in french? I mean with which frequency do you use this guys?
I know that passe compose is like preterito perfecto/past perfect + pret. indefinido/past simple more or less, isn't it? ...
I know that passe compose is like preterito perfecto/past perfect + pret. indefinido/past simple more or less, isn't it? ...
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we use "passé récent" often in informal speech.
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@projetsabotage and what about futur proche?
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