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What is the verb for I used to in French?
Utiliser
“How to Conjugate “Utiliser” (to Use) in French.” ThoughtCo….More Simple Conjugations of Utiliser.
| Imperative | |
|---|---|
| (nous) | utilisons |
| (vous) | utilisez |
What does used to mean in French?
(= accustomed to) to be used to sth avoir l’habitude de qch ⧫ être habitué(e) à qch.
How do you say uses in French?
French translation of ‘use’
- (= act of using, being used) emploi m ⧫ utilisation f.
- (= purpose, way of being used) usage m.
- (= usefulness) utilité f.
- it’s no use (= no good) ça ne sert à rien. It’s no use, I can’t do it.
- (= permission to use) usage m.
- (= ability to use) usage m.
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What ending goes with vous?
Written form of the present tense
| Subject | Ending |
|---|---|
| il he elle she on we, one, they | -e |
| nous we | -ons |
| vous you | -ez |
| ils they (masc) elles they (fem) | -ent |
What are ER verbs French?
The present tense: regular -er (first conjugation) verbs – Easy Learning Grammar French. If an infinitive in French ends in -er, it means the verb belongs to the first conjugation, for example, donner, aimer, parler. The stem of-er verbs in the present tense is formed by taking the infinitive and chopping off -er.
How to translate “I used to” in French?
To translate “I used to” in French, in most cases, you’ll use the imperfect tense. The literal translation of the expression “I used to” is “J’avais l’habitude de”. I believe you would just use the imperfect (l’imparfait) tense instead of le passé composé.
How do you Say “You” in French?
There are five words to say you in French: tu, vous, toi, te and t’. Here is a guide to the French yous, including an in depth analysis of tu versus vous. To understand you in French, let’s first see the differences between “you” in French and “you” in English.
Can you imagine using French phrases in real life?
Imagine using these phrases in real life. When you look at a group of French phrases, whether they’re simple greetings or terms used for ordering at a restaurant, picture yourself using them in some everyday setting. Think about who you’d be talking to.
How many French phrases do you need to know?
If you’re like most people, we’re guessing that it’s the latter. To achieve that level of French, you’ll need to know the right words to use, and how to use them. To help you get there, we’ve racked our brains and put together a list of 70 informal, everyday French phrases and expressions.