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Key points: verb constructions

Margaret Jubb

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If in doubt, you should always check in a dictionary or reference grammar book to find out whether a French verb takes a straightforward direct object, takes an object introduced by à or de , or cannot take an object at all .

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If in doubt, you should always check in a dictionary or reference grammar book to find out whether a French verb takes a straightforward direct object, takes an object introduced by à or de , or cannot take an object at all .

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If in doubt, you should always check in a dictionary or reference grammar book to find out whether a French verb takes a straightforward direct object, takes an object introduced by à or de , or cannot take an object at all .

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