Stressed pronouns (moi, toi, lui, elle, nous, vous, eux, elles) are used after 'c'est' for emphasis or contrast, particularly when expressing preferences, opinions, or making comparisons.
J'aime c'est moi, et voilà.The passé composé is used for completed actions in the past, often in a sequence of events. The imparfait describes ongoing, habitual, or descriptive actions in the past, providing background to events.
se mit à jouer avec Caillou et Mousseline.lisait une histoire à mousseline et la mettait au lit, Caillou se lava le visage et se brossa les dents.While 'ne... pas' is the standard negation in French, 'sans' is used to negate nouns, often expressing lack or absence. This construction is similar to 'without' + noun in English.
sans succès.'Comment' is used to ask 'how' in French. It can be followed by various verb tenses and structures, depending on the context and formality of the question.
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