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[native bough]

Please be patient

Our volunteers look into many questions every day; sometimes it takes them a little while to answer.

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Make it descriptive, including relevant context, but also to the point. This way you improve your chances of getting a more relevant and specific answer.

[green stag]

not if you don't say what it is about

[oblique leaf]

@paper yoke If you've already made a good faith attempt at your homework, we can go through your answers and help explain why they are correct or not. You'll need to make an attempt first, though.

[paper yoke]

Sorry this is my first semester in French and I'm still very clueless on what's happening

[oblique leaf]

@paper yoke
No worries, we're here to help 🙂

[paper yoke]

Hello?

I have a question

[oblique leaf]

go ahead 🙂

[paper yoke]

So I am making a project where I have to make 30 directions using all the verb tenses, conjugated verbs

So far I am on the 10th one

But I have been using "Droit" and "Gauche" and "tout droit" alot

It seems very repetitive and I want more variety so I can fit in the verbs

As you can see it's repetitive

[oblique leaf]

okay, let me see...

nord (north)
sud (south)
est (east)
ouest (west)

tout droit (straight ahead)
à droite (to the right / on the right)
à gauche (to the left / on the left)
en face de (in front of; facing)
à côté de (next to)
au coin de (at the corner of)

la première à droite (the first (street) on the right)
la rue suivante (the next street)
tout près (very close)
loin de (far from)

après (after)
avant (before)

@paper yoke do these help?

also, right (the direction) in french is droite (with an e)

straight ahead is tout droit (without an e)

you'll need to fix that in your text 🙂

[paper yoke]

Ohh ok

Thank you

I was checking my work

It helps