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edited Jun 12, 2014 at 18:30

Stéphane Gimenez

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Writing a sentence in past tense in French

I read the following sentence in French:

"Le Parlement a modifié la loi"

Le Parlement a modifié la loi.

Does the above sentence mean?

"The parlement changed the law"

The parlement changed the law

In this case, cannot we write the above sentence as:

"Le Parlement modifié la loi"?

Le Parlement modifié la loi.

In other words, why is toto included here?

Thanks.

Writing a sentence in French

I read the following sentence in French:

"Le Parlement a modifié la loi"

Does the above sentence mean?

"The parlement changed the law"

In this case, cannot we write the above sentence as:

"Le Parlement modifié la loi"?

In other words, why is to included here?

Thanks.

Writing a sentence in past tense in French

I read the following sentence in French:

Le Parlement a modifié la loi.

Does the above sentence mean?

The parlement changed the law

In this case, cannot we write the above sentence as:

Le Parlement modifié la loi.

In other words, why is to included here?

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asked Jun 12, 2014 at 17:09

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Writing a sentence in French

I read the following sentence in French:

"Le Parlement a modifié la loi"

Does the above sentence mean?

"The parlement changed the law"

In this case, cannot we write the above sentence as:

"Le Parlement modifié la loi"?

In other words, why is to included here?

Thanks.

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