My everyday: 'avoir' and 'être' for feelings and states
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I can use 'avoir' and 'être' to describe my daily routine.
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[en/an] is pronounced as in 'enfant'.
[ain/in] is pronounced as in 'train'.
'Avoir' means to have/having but is often used when we would use the verb to be (être) in English to describe feelings.
When using 'avoir' expressions like 'avoir raison' and 'avoir chaud', there is no article after avoir.
‘Donc’ means ‘so/therefore’. It connects two short, related sentences to make a longer sentence with cause and effect.
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