Useful French Phrases (for essay writing use)

OP

mooncheese89

Good idea by the way, Just_William! This thread will be helpful.

Thanks

Just thought it'd be something good to be able to quickly refer to should you need too.

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OP

mooncheese89

Good idea by the way, Just_William! This thread will be helpful.

Thanks

Just thought it'd be something good to be able to quickly refer to should you need too.

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"En ce qui me concerne" - s'th like "As far as i'm concerned"

hehe. love that phrase!

my favourite adverb - "vraisemblablement". love it

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"En ce qui me concerne" - s'th like "As far as i'm concerned"

hehe. love that phrase!

my favourite adverb - "vraisemblablement". love it

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OP

Mais la meilleure preuve de........
But the best proof of......

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OP

Mais la meilleure preuve de........
But the best proof of......

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Bien que ce fût... = even though it was.../although it was...

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Bien que ce fût... = even though it was.../although it was...

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Richy Rich$$

linguist786

Bien que ce fût... = even though it was.../although it was...

I really wouldn't use that. It sounds stilted and very old fashioned, even in a written text. French people generally wouldn't write that at all. Just avoid the imperfect subjunctive altogether, no one uses it!

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Richy Rich$$

linguist786

Bien que ce fût... = even though it was.../although it was...

I really wouldn't use that. It sounds stilted and very old fashioned, even in a written text. French people generally wouldn't write that at all. Just avoid the imperfect subjunctive altogether, no one uses it!

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Richy Rich$$

I really wouldn't use that. It sounds stilted and very old fashioned, even in a written text. French people generally wouldn't write that at all. Just avoid the imperfect subjunctive altogether, no one uses it!

sorry sir! won't do it again sir!

anyway, more french phrases:

D'une part...d'autre part... (on the one hand.....on the other hand...)

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Richy Rich$$

I really wouldn't use that. It sounds stilted and very old fashioned, even in a written text. French people generally wouldn't write that at all. Just avoid the imperfect subjunctive altogether, no one uses it!

sorry sir! won't do it again sir!

anyway, more french phrases:

D'une part...d'autre part... (on the one hand.....on the other hand...)

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OP

Does anyone know the french equivalent of:

1) French literature and film proves to be a valuable source in.......

2)....the struggle of those who.....

:biggrin:

thanks

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OP

Does anyone know the french equivalent of:

1) French literature and film proves to be a valuable source in.......

2)....the struggle of those who.....

:biggrin:

thanks

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Aitch

Just William

Does anyone know the french equivalent of:

1) French literature and film proves to be a valuable source in.......

2)....the struggle of those who.....

:biggrin:

thanks

La littérature et le cinéma français s'avèrent une source (excellente de)...

La lutte de ceux qui...

Aitch

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Aitch

Just William

Does anyone know the french equivalent of:

1) French literature and film proves to be a valuable source in.......

2)....the struggle of those who.....

:biggrin:

thanks

La littérature et le cinéma français s'avèrent une source (excellente de)...

La lutte de ceux qui...

Aitch

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tkane