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Toto
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For me, those two versions are exactly the same, put apart the wording of the second one is rather cumbersome... So you can use :

  • dire + avoir/être + participe passé + complément (COD, CC de lieux, de temps,...)
  • dire + pronom + avoir/être + participe passé (if the complement has already be defined in the sentence)
  • dire + QUE + avoir/être CONJUGUÉS + participe passé
  • dire + QUE + pronom + avoir/être CONJUGUÉS + participe passé (if the complement has already be defined in the sentence).

I hope I have not forgotten any case !

For me, those two versions are exactly the same, put apart the wording of the second one is rather cumbersome... So you can use :

  • dire + avoir/être + participe passé + complément (COD, CC de lieux, de temps,...)
  • dire + pronom + avoir/être + participe passé (if the complement has already be defined in the sentence)
  • dire + QUE + avoir/être CONJUGUÉS + participe passé
  • dire + QUE + pronom + avoir/être CONJUGUÉS + participe passé (if the complement has already be defined in the sentence).

I hope I have not forgotten any case !

For me, those two versions are exactly the same, put apart the wording of the second one is rather cumbersome... So you can use :

  • dire + avoir/être + participe passé + complément (COD, CC de lieux, de temps,...)
  • dire + pronom + avoir/être + participe passé (if the complement has already be defined in the sentence)
  • dire + QUE + avoir/être CONJUGUÉS + participe passé
  • dire + QUE + pronom + avoir/être CONJUGUÉS + participe passé (if the complement has already be defined in the sentence).

I hope I have not forgotten any case !

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For me, those two versions are exactly the same, put apart the wording of the second one is rather cumbersome... So you can use :

  • dire + avoir/être + participe passé + complément (COD, CC de lieux, de temps,...)
  • dire + pronom + avoir/être + participe passé (if the complement has already be defined in the sentence)
  • dire + QUE + avoir/être CONJUGUÉS + participe passé
  • dire + QUE + pronom + avoir/être CONJUGUÉS + participe passé (if the complement has already be defined in the sentence).

I hope I have not forgotten any case !