Re: French transitivity etc.
From: | Aquamarine Demon <aquamarine_demon@...> |
Date: | Friday, January 30, 2004, 4:37 |
>>And does French have a progressive aspect (at all)? The teacher says 'I eat' and
>>'I am eating' are the same thing.<<
Not really knowing what progressive aspect is (I can wager a guess, though... "I
am eating" is it, at least...), I can at least tell you that in French, "I eat"
and "I am eating" (je mange) are the same thing. In my 3+ years of studying
French (and I'm fairly competent in it...), I've never encountered a correctly
French way to express "I am eating" that differentiates itself from "I eat". It
may be confusing, mais c'est la vie.
Noelle
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