How would you say in French?
I've gained some weight and now I feel fantastic.
J pre-departure a maintenant gemstone.
Fantastic.
J pre-departure a maintenant gemstone.
Fantastic.
We learned that poor restaurant on form means for staying in shape.
Well, it has a second meaning.
It can also mean in order to stay in shape.
For example, if we say poor restaurant form to do a fair this poor poor stay on form to do a fair due
spot.
That means in order to stay in shape, you must do sport.
This works in the same way if you put paw in front of any verb.
Also, the reason why I've put the in order in brackets is because in English it's optional.
So you could say in order to stay in shape, you must do sport or to stay in shape, you must do sport.
However, if it's possible to say in order to, in front of a verb in English, you must put paw in
front of it in French.
For example, you can say in English, I am here to help.
But you can also say I am here in order to help.
So in French you say it's just BGC for a day, just for this day.
What can I do to help?
Well, you can say, what can I do in order to help?
So in French, you say cope with your fair, poor day.
Cope with your day, literally.
What can I do for to help?
Or what can I do to lose weight?
Well, because you can say, what can I do in order to lose weight?
Then in French you use the word poor in front of the verb.
Cope with your fair.
Poor Pataudi.
Poor Kupu your fair.
Poor, poor.
So how would you say in French?
In order to understand, you must listen attentively.
Poor compound to the acute attentivement poor compound with the very acute, attentive mom.
She bought some flour to make a cake.
ELASH Did Le Farrell pour faire?
Gatto A la de la foreign professor and.
Gatto So because you can say in English she bought some flour in order to make a cake, you have to
put pork in front of fair.
ELASH Did Raffarin pour faire and gusto and laugh?
Irene means the flower in French.