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daring skyBOT
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solid summit
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aPES2_Wave
For you're first sentence you can use another connector like "Alors que"
Do not forget either to use comma.

To make sentences more expressive and elegant in french, it's recommended to vary your vocabulary, including the choice of verbs. Instead of using common verbs like "voir (j'ai vu)," you can opt for more descriptive or literary verbs like "appercevoir (j'ai apperçu)."

For example :
You're english sentence without connector :
"Pendant que je marchais sur le côté de la plage, j'ai vu un grand arbre vert."

"Alors que je me promenais le long du littoral de la plage, j'ai aperçu un grand arbre vert"

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  • donc (therefore)
  • cependant (however)
  • par conséquent (as a result)
  • en outre (furthermore)
  • néanmoins (nevertheless)
  • par ailleurs (moreover)
  • d'abord (firstly)
  • ensuite (then)
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there you are a small list of connector you can use for your french sentences 👍

fervent mica
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**verbs like these

solid summit
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There 🙂

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oh, verbs?

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Or connectors

fervent mica
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Connectors mb

solid summit
fervent mica
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Oh another question sorry, r there verbs that help with connecting aswell??

solid summit
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r ?

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i'm not that good in english sry lol, what does r mean

karmic helm
solid summit
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Ah, yea it exist, but how to find them i don't really know
Most common example could be with the connector "que" (that/than)

"Je pense que" = i think that
Where you can use "that" after a verb in english, i think that you can use it in french too

Another example :
I suppose that... = je suppose que
I know that = je sais que

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That's not really clear, maybe i missunderstood the question 🤔

fervent mica
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Ohh that helps alot

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Tysm again life saver

pearl kettle
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what do you mean verbs that serve as a connector do you have any english example ?

fervent mica
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Uhh idk i thought of just clearing out exceptions

pearl kettle
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because technically in Apou's example, the connector is "que" alone

fervent mica
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I know that but it just helps giving more flexibility in general

pearl kettle
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(It does work altogether though, no issues, and it's good to memorize these formulas as well)