In French, we use definite articles (le, la, l', les) before most names of countries, continents, and geographical regions.
Costa Rica et cette plage paradisiaqueCosta Rica entre mer des Caraïbes et océan PacifiqueThe relative pronoun 'dont' is used to mean 'whose,' 'of which,' or 'of whom.' It replaces a prepositional phrase starting with 'de' and connects a noun to a relative clause.
dont nous avons voulu comprendre l'histoireThe present tense (indicatif présent) is often employed to express general truths, facts, or habits. It signifies that the action is ongoing or always true.
concentre à lui seul quatre pour cent des espèces animales et végétales connues à ce jourThe French gerund, formed with 'en' + present participle, is commonly used to express an action happening at the same time as the main verb. It often conveys the meaning of 'while' or 'by' doing something.
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