The imparfait is one of the main past tenses used in the French Language. Its name translate to “imperfect,” and while we do have an imperfect tense in English, it is not the same. The imparfait is used for descriptions, circumstances, general facts, or recurring events in the past....
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Drawing on my fine command of the English language, I said nothing. (Actor and comedian Robert Benchley) Every man is guilty of all the good he did not do. (French writer Voltaire) I wanted to buy a candle holder, but the store didn't have one. So I got a cake. (Comedian Mitch ...
Anglo-Norman, the dialect of Anglo-French spoken by the Norman settlers (French-speaking descendants of Scandinavians who settled in Normandy in the 9c.) in England after the Conquest (1066). For purposes of this site, essentially the same asAnglo-French. aphetic, a form of a word altered...
The tower was built in 1802 by a French Artist. Nothing happened. No one was injured by the fire. The award was given to the top student. We decided not to hire anyone. The pizza was delicious. The pizza was ordered. The pizza made me sick. I was made sick by the piz...