The imperative mood is used for giving direct commands, orders, or instructions. It has distinct forms for *tu*, *nous*, and *vous*.
Regarde, maman, regarde.Va jouer avec Mousseline jusqu'à ce que ce soit prêt.Indirect questions are embedded within a larger sentence structure and don't use inversion. They often follow phrases like 'Je me demande...', 'Dis-moi...', or 'Est-ce que...' and use normal sentence structure.
faire cuire la viande moiFormed with 'en' + present participle, the gérondif often expresses simultaneity, manner, or cause. It frequently corresponds to '-ing' forms in English when implying 'while doing' something.
Pendant ce temps-là, je vais m'assurer qu'il n'y en a plus aux alentours.Relative pronouns like 'qui,' 'que,' 'dont,' 'lequel,' etc., connect a clause to a noun, providing additional information. Compound forms like 'auquel,' 'duquel,' etc., are used after prepositions.
qui vole à travers le ciel, comme un oiseau.Raconte is community-driven. We would love to hear about your ideas on features and content you would like to see on Raconte.