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Explanation:
The "passé composé" should be used to indicate a completed action, usually brief. It can, however, be used infrequently to indicate a future or a repeated action. It is also a form of politeness.
The "imparfait" is mainly used to express a past action that may last, be habitual or repeated. It can relate to the course of an action and can also be used to report descriptions.
je vais bientôt finir/il a appris le piano tous les jeudis.
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Bonjour !
Sous Louis XVI les Français sont mécontents.
<em>He was the last king of France.... the monarchy felt with the "Révolution Française" in 1789</em>
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The imparfait is used to emphasise the duration of an action in the past e.g I was waiting for the bus for 25 mins.
When 1 action is interupted by another action. The interupted action is the imperfect. e. i was doing my homework but my friend arrived.
When describing someone or something in the past .
The formation is drop the 'nous' and add ais , ais , ait , ions , iez and aient
Explanation:
Bonjour !
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<em>Nous "attendons" le train de 10h30. (attendre)</em>
<em>Paul "promet" d'aider son ami Karim. (promettre)</em>
<em>Tu "conduis" tous les jours pour aller travailler. (conduire)</em>
<em>Ma cousine "rend" visite à sa grand-mère. (rendre)</em>
<em>Les jeunes filles ne "perdent" pas leur temps. (perdre)</em>
<em>Il fait très froid et vous "mettez" un manteau. (mettre)</em>
<em>Elles "traduisent" un poème en français. (traduire)</em>
<em>Tu "réponds" toujours au téléphone. (répondre)</em>
<em>La mère "permet" aux enfants de regarder la télévision. (permettre)</em>
<em>Vous "descendez" les escaliers du métro. (descendre)</em>
