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French expressions with FALLOIR
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Falloir, falloir ! Il faut du temps et de la patience pour comprendre ce verbe. En voici les usages les plus communs.
Falloir, falloir ! You have to have time and patience to understand this verb. Here are the main uses of this verb.
| il faut que + subjunctive | to have to |
| il a fallu que + subjunctive | to have to in the past |
| falloir du temps pour que + subjunctive | to take time for |
| ce qu’il faut que + subjunctive | what to have to |
| avoir tout ce qu’il faut pour + infinitive | to have what it takes to |
| il faut + time | it takes + time |
| il faut me/te/le/la… comprendre | to put self in my/your/his/her shoes |
Phrases with “il faut”
| (Il) Faut ce qu’il faut. | You have to do what you have to do. |
| Ce qu’il (ne) faut pas entendre ! | The things you hear! |
| Faut le faire ! | You/They/She got some nerve! |
| Faut voir. | Why not. I’ll consider/think about it. |
| Il faut bien vivre. | One must make ends meet. |
Continue with a lot more detail
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Related: FALLOIR conjugated .
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