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The verb of the day is Warranter. This post does not have a lot to offer. I could only add pronunciation link, meaning and translation section. I have divided the post into these main sections:
- Pronunciation Link
- Meaning of this Verb
- Let's write a little French with a verb - A Recap of the verb boire
Pronunciation Link
Meaning of the Verb
Meaning of this verb is, again, very easy to guess, and I bet you thought to warrant. Well, good for you. This is the right answer :) Bravo!
Let's Write a little French with a verb - A Recap of the verb boire
Indicatif
Présent
I do not drink enough water.Je ne bois pas assez d'eau.
Passé Composé
I drank only three glasses water yesterday.
J'ai bu seulement trois verres d'eau, hier.
Imparfait
I used to drink about 8 glasses water when I was in school.
Je buvais approximativement huit verres d'eau quand j'étais à l’école.
Plus-que-parfait
I had dunk very little before I fell sick.
Futur
I will drink a lot of water from tomorrow.
Je boirai beaucoup d'eau à partir de demain.
Futur antérieur
By the time I'll be 40, I will have probably made drinking a habit.
Au moment où je serai quarante ans, j'aurai probablement fait boire une habitude.
Future proche
I am going to drink 3 glasses of water in a minute.
Je vais boire trois verres d'eau dans une minute.
Conditionnel
Présent
My mom thought that I might never drink the required quantity.
Ma mère a pensé que je ne boirais jamais la quantité nécessaire.
Passé
If I had not discontinued taking care of my health after school, I would have drunk sufficient water even today. (Not sure, if its structure is correct. If any native English speaker has an example of conditional past tense, please suggest.)
Subjonctif
Présent
It is important to me that I drink sufficient quantity of water.
Passé
I wish that I had drunk water instead of beer.
Impératif
Présent
Anku, calm yourself and drink water!
Anku, calmes-toi et bois de l'eau!
Interesting!
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