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when we use "avant nom, avant de infinitif, avant que subjonctif, à condition de infinitif, à condition que + subjonctif "? and why we need to use its?
Feb 7, 2015 3:23 AM
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All three can be used, depending of the context. Sometimes they're almost equivalent : "avant la promenade ; avant de se promener ; avant que nous nous promenions."
If you use "avant de + infinitif", the subject needs to be the same as in the main propostion for example : Je m'habille avant de sortir.
If you use "avant que + subjonctif", the subject can be different, for example :
Je m'habille avant que vous veniez"
February 7, 2015
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