French prepositions

Prepositions of time can be tricky to use, even for native speakers. In French, there are different prepositions to use depending on the context. This blog post will explain when and how to use prepositions of time in French sentences.

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While learning a new language like French, each word and each letter count. One wrong word can change the sense of a sentence completely. For this reason, it is really important to learn the most common French prepositions of time and the way to use them. To know more in detail about prepositions, read our blog article!

Have you learnt French? But the prepositions still confuse you? Then you should definitely read this article on french prepositions. Or take a free class!

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The preposition de in French (pronunciation: də) means both of and from. De is one of the most widely used preposition in the French language.

French is a rich and expressive language, known for its nuanced expressions and idiomatic phrases. One such versatile construction in French is the use of “j’en,” which combines the subject pronoun “je” (I) and the preposition “en” (of it, from it).