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Verbs with sur

The French preposition sur is required after certain French verbs and phrases that are followed by an indirect object, but there is sometimes no equivalent preposition in English.

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Les chiens ne font pas des chats

What does the French proverb les chiens ne font pas des chats mean? Learn all about it here.

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All about Paraître

Paraître is a very common and useful French verb. It is irregular in conjugation, can be used impersonally, and means "to appear" or "to seem."

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Most common French verbs

Lessons, conjugations, and quizzes on the 10 most common French verbs.

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