fyrebeest

[hearty scaffold]

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[tardy monolith]

there are mandatory liaisons after inverted forms of verbs (e.g. prends-en)
optional liaisons after verbs, from most common to least common: between être auxiliary and past participle, être and attribute, avoir and past participle (t liaisons are forbidden when avoir follows the pronoun "te"), specifically "as" + past participle is even less common, semi-auxiliaries, r liaisons after infinitives

[brittle cipher]

what about in extreme formal situations with lesser used verbs like chanter?

[tardy monolith]

can you provide an example?

[brittle cipher]

Je chantais......(insert initial vowel word)

in formal speech could there be a liaison?