'Dont' is a relative pronoun used to mean 'of whom,' 'of which,' or 'whose.' It replaces the preposition 'de' followed by a relative pronoun (lequel, laquelle, etc.) and links back to a preceding noun.
dont je dois d'abord expliquer le sens à nos amis français.The subjunctive mood is generally required after the expression 'il faut que,' which implies necessity or obligation. The verb in the subordinate clause introduced by 'que' must be conjugated in the subjunctive.
il fasse vingt-cinq ou vingt-six degrés à l'intérieur...In informal spoken French, 'si' followed by the imperfect tense can introduce a hypothetical conditional clause. This structure is often used for vividness or emphasis, suggesting an unreal or unlikely condition.
si une telle mesure existait, vous feriez l'école buissonnière la moitié de l'année...When using the passé composé with 'avoir,' the past participle agrees in gender and number with the direct object if the direct object comes before the verb. If the direct object comes after the verb, there is no agreement.
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