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Unlike their English counterparts, French modal verbs are limited to vouloir (to want), pouvoir (can/to be able to), and devoir (must/ to have to). When you're using a French modal verb before a second verb, the second verb will be in the infinitive form.
This video will tell you all you need to know to understand and be able to use with confidence, the French modal verbs.
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What is French Conjugation and how do you conjugate French verbs? We'll be finding out this and more, as our French Tutor Claire introduces this important aspect for GCSE.
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