je suis allé I saw that "I went" is said "je suis allé", but up until now all of the past adjectives I saw were with avoir and not with être... why is it so? and can I have more examples please?

"like" in french In English, you often use "like" in, like, a lot of situations that don't really have anything to do with the meaning of like. You, like, know what I'm talking about, right? It's also that way in Hebrew (only with a different word..) so I wanted to know if there's anything like that in the French spoken language.I meant it in this context (for example): he's just, like, very busy

c'etait et ce fut je sais que tout le deux veut dire "it was", mais je ne sais pas qu'est la difference... I know both of them mean "it was", but I don't know what's the difference... (BTW can you correct my sentence? assuming there are some mistakes) merci d'avance :)

nul et mal I recently found out that "nul" means bad, but I also know that "mal" means bad... is there a difference between the two, or are those just two different words with the same meaning?

should I write "J'apprend" or "J'apprends"?

salut, c'est ma premiere fois ici! Je m'appelle Eli et j'apprend le francais. j'espere que ca site va m'aide improve :)