@learnfrenchwithjustine: 👇 Examples below 🇫🇷 • J’ai un chat. (I have a cat.) • Quand j’étais enfant, j’avais un chien. (When I was a child, I had a dog.) • J’ai eu beaucoup de travail cette semaine. (I have had a lot of work this week.) • Demain, j’aurai plus de temps. (I will have more time tomorrow.) • Si je pouvais, j’aurais une grande maison. (If I could, I would have a big house.) 👉 Note: In French, “j’ai eu” can be translated as either “I had” or “I have had” in English. The choice depends on whether the time period is finished or still connected to the present. Examples: • J’ai eu un problème hier. (I had a problem yesterday.) → finished time • J’ai eu beaucoup de travail cette semaine. (I have had a lot of work this week.) → unfinished time The verb avoir is one of the most important verbs in French. Many everyday sentences use it, so learning how to conjugate it is an important step when you start learning French. 🧠 💬 Which French tense is the most difficult for you? #learnfrench #frenchlanguage #frenchteacher

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