When using direct and indirect object pronouns with verbs conjugated in the future proche, both pronouns are placed directly before the conjugated verb, even with an infinitive following.
On va vous protéger contre eux.The impersonal pronoun 'on' is very common in French. It can replace 'nous' informally, or signify 'one,' 'people,' or 'they' in a general sense.
On est bientôt arrivé les enfants.On se croirait dans ton beau livre qui parle de chevaliers et de dragons.The relative pronoun 'qui' is used to connect a clause to a noun, where 'qui' represents the subject of the verb in the relative clause.
qui parle de chevaliers et de dragons.The imperfect tense describes past states, habitual actions, or ongoing actions in the past. The passé composé, in contrast, narrates completed past actions.
C'était une belle journée ensoleillée. Caillou et sa famille s'en allaient pique-niquer.Raconte is community-driven. We would love to hear about your ideas on features and content you would like to see on Raconte.