In french when is it appropriate to use gerondif or participe present ? Please Answer ASAP !!
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We often use relative clauses in English, but in French it’s more common to use the participe présent and the gérondif.
gérondif is used for:
to express condition
to express manner
to emphasize that two actions take place simultaneously.
gérondif is used for:
to express condition
to express manner
to emphasize that two actions take place simultaneously.
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