Stressed pronouns are used after 'c'est' for emphasis, to clarify the subject, or to make contrasts. This is different from English, where subject pronouns are sufficient.
C'est moi le grand garçon.Caillou, c'est moi.The subjunctive is often used after impersonal expressions like 'il faut que', 'il est important que', 'il est nécessaire que', etc., to express necessity, importance, or obligation.
que j'aille le chercher.The imparfait is used to describe past situations, habits, or ongoing actions. It often sets the background for events that occurred in the past, while the passé composé narrates the main events.
aimait beaucoup y jouer.s'amusait vraiment bien chez Léo.Demonstrative pronouns replace nouns and indicate proximity or distance. They must agree in gender and number with the noun they replace.
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