Well, as promised, we will complete the cycle with と and you'll see, it will not take long.
1) construction.
Indeed, と comes after a neutral non-accomplished in [a statement], so if the event is past, it will be marked by [énoncé2].
Example:
家 に 着く と, 母 が 既に 帰っ て いた. When I got home, my mother was already gone.
2) employment.
So there, it's even simpler than anything we've seen so far, because with と you can not express an intentional action, an order, request or advice [énoncé2].
short, you can just make the guy surprised that something happens (for everything else, there
Well, you know everything.
Yeah, I know, I said we REFERRED an overview, but finally I decided it would be better if it was you who was working.
And would you believe I have no fucking idea the next thing we will see,-D.
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