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Combine the two clauses into one sentence.
To note: some subjunctions require the subjonctif.
- Je suis malade. Je ne vais pas travailler demain.
→ parce que [I’m not going to work tomorrow, because I’m sick.]|Sentence structure remains unchanged.
- J’ai demandé à beaucoup de gens. Personne n’a pu m’aider.
→ mais [I asked many people, but no one could help me.]|Sentence structure remains unchanged.
- Je dois travailler. Je n’ai pas envie.
→ quoique [I have to work even though I don’t feel like it.]|quoique + subjonctif
- Tu me rends visite. Je te montre ma collection.
→ si [I’ll show you my collection if you visit me.]|Sentence structure remains unchanged.
- Je t’attends. Tu reviens.
→ jusqu’à ce que [I’ll wait for you until you return.]|jusqu’à ce que + subjonctif
- Tu rentres de vacances. Appelle-moi.
→ dès que [Call me as soon as you’re back from your holidays.]|Sentence structure remains unchanged.
- Tu as du temps. Nous allons au restaurant.
→ quand [We’ll go to a restaurant when you have time.]|Sentence structure remains unchanged.
- Il pleut. Ils restent à la maison.
→ donc [It’s raining, so they’re staying home.]|Sentence structure remains unchanged.
- Tu me donnes un livre. Je peux le lire.
→ pour que [You give me a book so that I can read it.]|pour que + subjonctif
- Le livre sera livré demain. Je le pense.
→ que [I think the book will be delivered tomorrow.]|le is omitted, because the dependent clause becomes the direct object.