Imparfait - Introduction and Overview
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 Type of Verb Tense (According to structure) Temps simple – ("Simple" Tense: a single-word tense.) Frequency of Use in Everyday Communication – (Low, Medium, High) Level of Difficulty in Formulation – (Low, Medium, High) Skill level for Usage Mastery – (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced) - Because of the challenge in distinguishing when to use the Imparfait vs. the Passé composé  | 
This section presents the following variations of the Imparfait:
Click on the links below to explore, discover, and see the formula(s), examples, and translations of every variation!
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 10A  | 
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 10B  | 
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 Passif direct – Option 1  | 
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 Passif direct – Option 2  | 
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 Passif indirect  | 
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 Passif pronominal  | 
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 10C  | 
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 Pronominal essentiel  | 
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 Pronominal à sens idiomatique  | 
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 Pronominal réfléchi direct  | 
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 Pronominal réfléchi indirect  | 
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 Pronominal réciproque direct  | 
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 Pronominal réciproque indirect  | 
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 Pronominal passif  | 
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 Pronominal impersonnel (passif)  | 
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 10G  | 
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