It rained in French 🇫🇷

il pleuvait info.

Tips to remember the French word “il pleuvait”:

– “il pleuvait” translates to “it rained” in English.
– To remember the word, you can associate it with the sound of rain by imagining the sound of raindrops falling, or by visualizing rainy weather.
– The verb “pleuvoir” means “to rain,” and “il pleuvait” is its past imperfect conjugation. It is used to express an ongoing or continuous action in the past.
– Other words that mean the same thing as “il pleuvait” include “il faisait de la pluie” (it was raining) or “il y avait de la pluie” (there was rain).
– For the conjugations of the verb “pleuvoir”:
– Present: il pleut (it rains)
– Future: il pleuvra (it will rain)
– Conditional: il pleuvrait (it would rain)
– Subjunctive: qu’il pleuve (that it rains)
– Imperative: pleuvoir (to rain)
– Examples:
– Il pleuvait hier. (It rained yesterday.)
– Quand j’étais enfant, il pleuvait souvent. (When I was a child, it used to rain often.)
– S’il pleuvait demain, nous resterions à la maison. (If it rained tomorrow, we would stay at home.)

Note: “il pleuvait” is formed with the subject pronoun “il” and the verb “pleuvoir” conjugated in the past imperfect tense.

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