Discours indirect is used to report someone's words indirectly. The tense of verbs in the subordinate clause often changes depending on the tense of the main verb and whether the reported speech is still relevant.
n'aimait pas les factures et qu'elle voulait recevoir une lettre.The imperative past is used for commands or requests that have a connection to the past. It's formed with the imperative form of 'avoir' or 'être' + past participle.
n'oublie pas que demain matin, il faudra se lever de très bonne heure.The conditional present expresses hypothetical situations, politeness, suggestions, or future in the past. It's often used in conditional sentences or to express nuanced meanings.
dirais de lui en envoyer uneThe exclamative adjective 'quel' (and its variations) is used to express strong emotions like surprise, joy, or admiration. It agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies.
quelle merveilleuse surprise.Raconte is community-driven. We would love to hear about your ideas on features and content you would like to see on Raconte.