On se bouge ! Impersonal verbs
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I can use a range of impersonal verbs to give advice and instructions on the importance of health and exercise.
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'Il est', 'il fait', 'il y a' and 'il faut' are common impersonal verbs.
Impersonal verbs are usually only used with the pronoun 'il'.
'Il est' + adjective + 'de' + infinitive can be used to express 'it is difficult/easy/forbidden to' + a verb.
Impersonal verbs 'valoir mieux' ('to be better') and 'valoir la peine de' ('to be worth') are followed by an infinitive.
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