Ce week-end: impersonal verbs
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I can use impersonal verbs to tell the time, describe weather, say what there is and what is necessary in the context of making plans.
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An impersonal verb is a verb and subject that don't refer to a particular person or thing.
To say what time it is use impersonal verb il est + number + heure (s) + minutes.
Il est + adjective + de + infinitive can be used to express it is difficult/easy/forbidden to + a verb.
Il fait (with weather expressions), il y a (there is/are) and il faut (it is necessary) are useful impersonal verbs.
[y] and [i] sounds like 'midi' and 'physique'.
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