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Social justice is a key topic in modern society, involving discussions about equality and human rights. Key terms include “la justice sociale” (social justice), “les droits de l’homme” (human rights),…
‘Pour que’ means ‘so that’ and is followed by the subjunctive mood to express purpose. For example, ‘Je travaille pour que tu puisses étudier’ (I work so that you can…
Louis XV, known as “the Beloved,” initially enjoyed popularity but his later years were marked by decline. His reign saw the further embellishment of Versailles, extensive military engagements abroad, and…
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The Future Perfect (Futur Antérieur) is used to discuss achievements that will have been completed by a certain point in the future. For example, “Nous aurons fini ce projet d’ici…
Space exploration is a rapidly advancing field, and knowing the vocabulary is important for discussing missions and technologies. Key terms include “l’exploration spatiale” (space exploration), “la navette spatiale” (space shuttle),…
‘Déjà’ means ‘already’ and is used to indicate something that has happened before, while ‘encore’ means ‘still’ and is used to describe something that is ongoing. For example, ‘Tu as…
Philip II, also known as Philip Augustus, was instrumental in expanding the territories of the French monarchy beyond Paris. His victories, particularly at the Battle of Bouvines, not only consolidated…
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The Imperative can be used to give strong commands or instructions that require immediate attention. For example, “Arrête tout de suite!” (Stop right now!), “Ne fais pas ça!” (Don’t do…
Urban planning is vital for creating sustainable cities and communities. Key terms include “l’urbanisme” (urban planning), “la zone résidentielle” (residential area), “le développement durable” (sustainable development), “l’infrastructure” (infrastructure), and “la…
‘Même si’ means ‘even if’ and is used to introduce a hypothetical situation. For example, ‘Même si tu me payes, je ne le ferai pas’ (Even if you pay me,…
Louis XI, known for his Machiavellian political tactics, was dubbed the “Spider King” for his intricate web of espionage and diplomacy. His reign marked a period of internal consolidation that…
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The Subjunctive is often used in superlative statements to express subjectivity. For example, “C’est le meilleur film que j’aie jamais vu” (It is the best movie I have ever seen)…
Diplomacy is essential in international relations, and understanding the vocabulary is crucial for discussing negotiations and treaties. Key terms include “la diplomatie” (diplomacy), “l’ambassade” (embassy), “le traité” (treaty), “les négociations”…
‘Sinon’ means ‘otherwise’ or ‘if not’ and is used to present an alternative or consequence. For example, ‘Dépêche-toi, sinon tu vas rater le bus’ (Hurry up, otherwise you’ll miss the…
Catherine de Medici was a key political figure during the reigns of her sons in the 16th century. Though she never ruled as queen regnant, her influence was felt in…
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The Future Simple is commonly used to make predictions about the future. For example, “Le soleil brillera demain” (The sun will shine tomorrow) or “Elle réussira ses examens” (She will…