Learn French in 4K I Don't mix them I Depuis and Depuis
LEARN FRENCH WITH VINCENT
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0:01 In this video, we will try not to mix the P and the P. So let's start and defining one important thing. The P can be a
0:18 preposition and it can also be an adverb. And that's the difficulty in French. Sometimes you have words like dup here and they can have different
0:29 functions and of course by having these different functions we will use them in quite different ways. So let's have a look at the P first as a preposition.
0:42 So when you use the P as a preposition well let's have a look at the example. It will be like that.
1:00 So as a preposition is introducing something. It could be a noun, it could be a pronoun and it could be like in that case a sentence
1:14 but clearly it will introduce something as a preposition. So it will be connected to something that comes after.
1:28 So let's look now how it will behave as an adverb. So the as an adverb so as an adverb the important thing is that it won't introduce anything because
1:53 that's not the function of the adverb. The adverb is connected to a verb and in that case the verb is v it's in the pass composive form
2:05 v. Uh so this is the this is the main difference between the two. The preposition will introduce something. It could be a noun, a
2:14 pronoun, it could be a sentence. In that situation, the adverb stays like that. Doesn't introduce anything. is only connected to a verb.