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much better

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beacoup mieux

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than to have

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que d’avoir

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than to be

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que d’être

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on
about
to

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sur

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5
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relational

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relationnel

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very nice

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très sympa

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Give an overview of savoir and connaître

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Savoir means “to know a fact”, while connaître means to know a person or to be familiar with a person, place or thing.

For the most part, savoir is followed by que, si or quand (“to know that, when, if …”) or comes at the end of a sentence, e.g.: Je sais qu’elle nous aidera. I know she will help us.

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often

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souvent

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That’s chance.

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Ça, c’est le hasard.

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10
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something

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quelque chose

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if

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si

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12
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grown
grew up

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a grandit

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13
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before

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avant

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only

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seulement

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15
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then
later
next

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ensuite

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16
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more active

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plus active

17
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an alternative way to travel

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un mode alternatif pour voyager

18
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for young people
among young people

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chez les jeunes

19
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in a very interesting way

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de manière très intéressante

20
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several times

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plusieurs fois

21
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trip

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trajet

22
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Ridiculous

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ridicule

23
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all alone

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toute seule

24
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Donc j’ai demandé _ mon mari.

(So I asked my husband.)

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á

à mon mari means to my husband

The preposition à is generally summarized as “to, at, or in,” but it has quite a few more meanings and uses than that.

When à is followed by the definite article le or les, the two words must contract.

à + le = au
à + les = aux but
à la and à l’

However, à does not contract with the direct objects le and les.

Je me prépare à le faire – I’m getting ready to do it.

25
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he didn’t even know

he doesn’t even know

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il ne connaissait même pas

il ne connaît même pas

26
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there is nothing

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il n’y a rien

27
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no one uses

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personne n’utilise

28
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at all

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du tout