in lesson 10.6 the discussion is in using verbs present & past & in the example they give lancer for "to throw". My question is: when is "lancer" used versus "jeter" - from what i can determine they both mean to throw
thanks
verb lancer versus jeter
Vicki-F
February 7, 2011
Marie-Claire-Riviere
February 21, 2011
Bonjour Vicki!
'Lancer' and 'Jeter' have very similar meanings. If you want to distinguish the two, you could think of 'lancer' as 'to launch' and 'jeter' as 'to throw'. You can use them depending on the context.
I hope this helps!
Marie :)
huyen--1
February 26, 2011
Dear Sir / Madam
I am a Vietnamese Lady, I love French; Francais and study this language as a second language at school so long. Now, I forget almost them so I decide to be here for picking up my mind. Please help and show me how to study it well step by step. You see, you send a lot of document to me without introducing the way to use.
Take it easy to learn for me. Thank you
Best regard !
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