Montreal - a diverse city: imperfect tense singular
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I can use all singular forms of the imperfect tense to talk about cultural diversity in Montreal.
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The pronunciation difference between [é] in the perfect tense + [ai] in the imperfect tense greatly alters meaning.
[ai] is pronounced as in vrai'; [é] is pronounced as in 'écrire'.
Languages are not fixed; new words enter the language constantly whilst other words fall out of use.
The 'tu' form of the imperfect tense is formed like the 'je' form (present tense nous form, remove -ons, add -ais).
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