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half plover
reef talon
Do you have any examples of the former?
Are you referring to inversions like 'Y a-t-il'?
paper iris
oui
reef talon
oui
The 't' is added to ease pronunciation. 'Y a il' isn't as easy or clear to pronounce otherwise.
paper iris
anyother situations where the t is used
reef talon
and how to say "again" ...
You can use 'encore', use 'retourner', or add 're' to some verbs, or use 'à nouveau'.
Je suis retourné nager.
J'ai nagé à nouveau.
paper iris
and encore?
reef talon
J'ai encore une fois nagé.
paper iris
I swam again one time?
reef talon
I swam again one time?
I once again went swimming/I went swimming once again.
paper iris
so in essence is there a difference in meaing between all these ways to say again or are they interchangeable
reef talon
I'd say they share the same sense of meaning.
brazen needle
anyother situations where the t is used
The « t » is inserted in inversions in the 3rd person singular (il, elle, on) if the verb doesn't already end in a « t ».
- Que fait-il ?
- Que fera-t-il ?
- Comment dit-on... ?
- A-t-elle assisté à ta fête ?
- Que mange-t-il ?
- Qu'en pense-t-elle ?
You'll note that the conjugations for -ir verbs already end in -t in the 3rd person singular. The conjugation for -er verbs lacks the -t, so this is when you'd insert it the most. The 3rd person plural (ils, elles) conjugation always ends in a -t, so you never insert it there.
fickle harbor
Also with « d » since you have « prend-il » and not « prend-t-il »
paper iris
Also with « d » since you have « prend-il » and not « prend-t-il »
So the d is pronounced in here?
fickle harbor
So the d is pronounced in here?
It’s pronounced as t actually
paper iris
Prent-il?
fickle harbor
yeah
paper iris
Très étrange
fickle harbor
It’s the same rule but the -t- is not written
paper iris
Alright, I understood cimer beaucoup