Passé composé describes completed actions in the past, while imparfait describes ongoing states, descriptions, or habitual actions in the past.
J'ai cru qu'elle n'allait jamais s'endormir. Ça a été long. Grand maman, regarde-moi, je suis un bonhomme de neige.The conjunction 'que' is often used after expressions of preference, necessity, or suggestion followed by a verb, like 'il vaut mieux,' 'il faut,' or 'il est important.'
mieux que je restais toute seule avec mousselyneStressed pronouns like 'moi' are used for emphasis, after prepositions, or in comparisons. Direct object pronouns like 'me' are used before verbs when the object is the speaker/writer.
C'est moi le grand garçon. J'aime me m'appelle Caillou.Indirect speech is used to report what someone said or thought without directly quoting them. It often involves using conjunctions like 'que' and adjusting tenses depending on the main verb and the context.
que grand maman aimerait beaucoup entendre l'histoire de papa et de la machine à laver.Raconte is community-driven. We would love to hear about your ideas on features and content you would like to see on Raconte.