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How do you say someone has just done something in French?
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âąExpressing Recent Actions To indicate that someone has just done something, use the present tense of venir de + infinitive. Maryse vient de partir (Maryse has just left). âąDescribing Ongoing Actions To say someone is in the process of doing something, use the present tense of ĂȘtre + en train de + infinitive. Je suis en train de faire mes devoirs (I'm in the process of doing my homework). âąIndicating Future Intentions To express that something is going to happen, use the near future tense: a present tense form of aller + infinitive. Je vais manger une pizza (I'm going to eat a pizza).
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