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I'm "trying" to write something where reader is from French but not sure if I should just mention it or try to do a French accent. Don't want to offend anyone so not sure what is acceptable. Any advice would help
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Help. Suggestions PLEASE
I'm "trying" to write something where reader is from French but not sure if I should just mention it or try to do a French accent. Don't want to offend anyone so not sure what is acceptable. Any advice would help

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Hello, Does anyone have any tips or sources for practicing pronunciation and accent? Thank you!!!
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PASSE COMPOSE AND DR. MRS. P. VANDERTRAMP
Who is she? What does she do? Why does anyone who knows anything about French know her?
Lemme tell you. She’s a little annoying and frustrating but man is she helpful. She’s always got your back. When in doubt, just refer to her, she’ll clear it up for you.
She lives a different life than most. While others live in the house of Avoir, she sits pretty in the house of Etre cause she bouji like that. Shes complicated like that, she doesn't follow the rules.
Now let's get for real cause I can't explain it using this metaphor anymore.
When you want to put things into past tense, you gotta use either Avoir (to have) or Etre (to be). Avoir is used most commonly, but in a special few cases, you gotta you Etre.
Let's start with the basics
AVOIR CONJUGATED
JE ‘AI
TU AS
IL/ELLE A
NOUS AVONS
VOUS AVEZ
ILS/ELLES ONT
ETRE CONJUGATED
JE SUIS
TU ES
IL/ELLE EST
NOUS SOMMES
VOUS ETES
ILS/ELLES SONT
Now we know how to conjugate the auxiliary verb! Yay!
In order to build a sentence in past tense you gotta have a past participle. There is a general rule on finding the past participles for any verb, but just like most things in french there are always exceptions.
For any verb that is not included in DRMRSPVANDERTRAMP, meaning the auxiliary used is Avoir, here’s how you would approach it:
For regular verbs ending in ER: Remove the “er” ending and replace with “é”
For regular verbs ending in IR: Remove the “ir” ending and replace with “i”
For regular verbs ending in RE: Remove the “re” ending and replace with “u”
Next up, the Etre verbs and their past participles.
Let's break down DR MRS P VANDERTRAMP, both the verbs in the present tense and their past participles.
PRESENT TENSE- PAST PARTICIPLE
DEVENIR- DEVENU
REVENIR- REVENU
MOURIR- MORT (THIS ONE DOESN’T FOLLOW THE PATTERN, EASY TO FORGET)
RESTER- RESTÉ
SORTIR- SORTI
PASSER- PASSÉ
VENIR- VENU
ALLER- ALLÉ
NAITRE- NÉ (THIS IS A WEIRD ONE TOO, ALSO EASY TO FORGET)
DESCENDRE- DESCENDU
ENTRER- ENTRÉ
RENTRER- RENTRÉ
TOMBER- TOMBÉ
RETOURNER- RETOURNÉ
ARRIVER- ARRIVÉ
MONTRER- MONTRÉ
PARTIR- PARTI
So now we all know what an auxiliary is and what the past participles are for Etre verbs.
There’s a basic formula for how to form a phrase in the past tense, and it looks a little something like this:
SUBJECT + PRESENT TENSE AUXILIARY + PAST PARTICIPLE
example:
E- Henri ate an apple
FR- Henri a mangé une pomme
(This formula applies to both etre and avoir verbs)
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French
Does anyone have tips for writing a French letter? (I’m at b1 level, need to write a letter on Monday, informal) Standard sentences are more than welcome :))))))
Would anyone who speaks French natively be willing to proof read a letter for me in French at some point in the next week? In return I’d be happy to proof read something in English if needed, or if not needed, I’d be happy to write some fic in exchange! Message me directly if you’d be willing to help!