French: Regular Verb: Manquer
manquer – to miss (someone / something) Source: French Linguistics
manquer – to miss (someone / something) Source: French Linguistics
There are several translations of Faillir, which is, more often than not, used in the past tense: 1. to almost do something; [this is the most common usage] 2. to all but do something; 3. to very nearly do something; or 4. to narrowly miss doing something
Click on these essential verbs below to see the tables and listen to the pronunciations: Aller – to go Avoir – to have Devoir – must, to have to Être – to be Faire – make / do Mettre – to put Pouvoir – to be be able to / can / may Savoir – [...]
Click on the verbs below to see the tables and listen to the pronunciations: Aider – to help Aimer – to like Apporter – to bring Arriver – to arrive Casser – to break Commencer – to start / commence Comprendre – to comprehend / understand Dessiner – to draw / design Donner – to [...]
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