The passé simple is a past tense used primarily in written French for telling stories and describing historical events. It expresses completed actions in the past.
Caillou trouva tout de suite une de ses chaussettes préférées.décida donc d'aller voir dans la buanderie.The imparfait and passé composé are both past tenses in French. The imparfait describes ongoing or habitual actions in the past, while the passé composé describes completed actions.
remontait des vêtements tout à l'heure.a encore fermé cette porte.Adding **-là** to demonstrative pronouns like **celui**, **celle**, **ceux**, **celles** adds emphasis and often implies distance. It's like saying 'that one over there' in English.
C'est celle-là l'histoire que tu voudrais que je te liseThe subjunctive mood is used in subordinate clauses following expressions of will, desire, emotion, doubt, or necessity. The conjunction 'que' usually connects the main and subordinate clauses.
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