#Xuereuse❄️ ping&corrigez svp

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cedar roseBOT
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wary thicket
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Toujours = still/always
Encore = still/again
Le reste c'est le contexte

gusty sonnet
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Ah, I see.

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Does it always come with “encore/toujours” before the verb?

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I would say: you’re at work still.
or. You’re still at work.
Can I use the same structure in french?

wary thicket
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Mmm I think there are probably cases where you could put it at the end to emphasize or something but it definitely doesn't always work, i think you're normally not supposed to

gusty sonnet
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Ah. Ok. So it’s better to write it in the middle of the sentence. 👍

wary thicket
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Most adverbs come before the verb yea

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I think

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Idk, I'm having trouble thinking right now lol

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I think it's normally right after? But after the first conjugated verb? That might not be exactly right

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Like "tu manges toujours?"

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But "tu vas toujours aller lui dire bonjour?" Or whatever

neon flame
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I just wanna be clear that you never ever put an adverb between the pronoun and the verb

gusty sonnet
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This is ok?

neon flame
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yes, they’re both fine but like albatross said it depends on the context

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what you want to express

gusty sonnet
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