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Why do you use "t" in "où vas-t-elle?"
- French (France)
To make a liaison between the words, that's easier tout say this way
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- French (France)
it is just a technique. it doesnt have any meaning. it is to prevent double use of vowels.
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- French (France)
où va-t-elle sound better than où va elle
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