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The "passé récent" is a tense we use to express something: 1) that will happen soon 2) that just happened
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The "passé récent" is a tense we use to express something:
1) that will happen soon
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Hi,
The « passé récent » is a tense we use to express something :
2) that just happened
Have a good day !
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