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On se retrouve : impersonal verbs

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I can use impersonal verbs to say what is better, what is worth it and what is missing in the context of meeting up with friends.

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t- liaison is common after impersonal verbs il est, il faut so it's important to look out for vowels following these. il est + adjective + de + infinitive can be used to express it is difficult/easy/forbidden to + a verb. Impersonal verbs il vaut mieux (it's better) and il vaut la peine de (it's worth) are followed by the infinitive. Impersonal verb 'il manque' is used with a noun to express that something 'is missing'.

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