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June 12, 2025

Mastering the Nuances of French Sentence Structure: The Art of Hypothetical Constructions

Hypothetical constructions in French—a unique and often challenging aspect of French sentence structure—are used to express situations that are possible, impossible, or dependent on certain conditions. […]