While 'aimer' usually doesn't require stressed pronouns, they can be used to add emphasis on who likes whom or what. This is less about liking someone and more about emphasizing the subject's preference.
J'aime nous à la maison.J'aime moi le grand garçon.J'aime c'est moi.The imparfait describes past states, habitual actions, or ongoing actions in the past, often setting the background. The passé composé describes completed actions in the past, often the main events of a story.
trouvait toujours un tas de choses à y faire. Mais aujourd'hui, c'était différent.passait la journée dans l'atelier de grand-maman.Discours indirect is used to report someone's words or thoughts indirectly. Tense changes may occur depending on the tense of the introductory verb and the relationship between the main and subordinate clauses.
s'est retrouvé couvert de peinture.The structure 'de + infinitive' is common in French and has various uses, often expressing a purpose, a consequence, or following certain verbs and expressions.
d'utiliser les autres couleurs de grand-maman.Raconte is community-driven. We would love to hear about your ideas on features and content you would like to see on Raconte.