Effort in French 🇫🇷

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Tips to remember the French word “effort”:
1. Create associations: Associate the word “effort” with a similar sounding word in French or an image that helps you remember its meaning.
2. Use mnemonic devices: Create a phrase or sentence using the letters of the word “effort” that captures its meaning. For example, “Every Friday, Fred overflows with tremendous effort.”
3. Practice speaking: Incorporate the word “effort” into your daily French conversations or writing to reinforce its usage and meaning.

Explanations:
The French word “effort” is a masculine noun that directly translates to “effort” in English. It refers to the physical or mental exertion required to accomplish or achieve something.

Other words that mean the same thing:
1. L’application (f) – application
2. Le travail (m) – work
3. La volonté (f) – willpower
4. L’énergie (f) – energy

Alternate meanings or slang:
In slang, “effort” can also mean “trouble” or “bother.” For instance, if someone says, “Ça vaut pas l’effort,” it means “It’s not worth the trouble.”

Examples of sentences:
1. Il a fait beaucoup d’efforts pour terminer ce projet à temps. (He put in a lot of effort to finish this project on time.)
2. Elle a réalisé tous ses efforts pour réussir son examen. (She made all her efforts to pass her exam.)
3. Malgré tous nos efforts, nous n’avons pas réussi à trouver une solution. (Despite all our efforts, we couldn’t find a solution.)

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