The negative imperative is used to give negative commands or express prohibition. It is formed by placing 'ne... pas' around the conjugated verb, with the pronouns before it in most cases.
Ne voulez pas m'écouter.The passé composé, formed with 'avoir' or 'être,' is the most common past tense in French. Verbs conjugated with 'être' require agreement of the past participle with the subject. However, when a direct object pronoun precedes the auxiliary verb, the agreement is with the object if it's placed before the verb.
elle avait fait. Elle en avait mis partout.'Ce que' is used to introduce a relative clause and means 'what' or 'that which.' 'Qu'' is a relative pronoun often meaning 'that' and can introduce a clause requiring the subjunctive depending on the context.
ce que tu pourrais surveiller ta petite soeur et faire attention à ce qu'elle ne fasse pas de bêtisesRaconte is community-driven. We would love to hear about your ideas on features and content you would like to see on Raconte.