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Here is one of the most common mistakes in French I hear amongst my students !
Today I'm explaining you why you shouldn't  say "pour" when you want to talk about time in French. 
Learn in 3 minutes how to use depuis and pendant instead !

Voici l'une des erreurs les plus courantes en français que j'entends chez mes élèves ! 
Aujourd'hui, je vous explique pourquoi vous ne devez pas utiliser pour quand vous parler du temps en Français. 
Apprenez en 3 minutes comment utiliser "depuis" et "pendant" à la place ! 



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Descripcin: Hi ! Welcome to a new
episode of French in three minutes If you are new here
I am Elisa and in each episode of French in three minutes
I will teach you a verb or an expression that will help you improve
your conversation in French whether you are a beginner or more intermediate.
Are you ready ? Let's go !
Today we are going to talk about time and duration,
and how to express it in French. One of the questions that I often ask my students
is:
And their answer is often:
In French, to talk about time and its duration, we use depuis and pendant.
Depuis translates to "since" in English. When we use depuis,
it is to talk about an action which started in the past
and continues in the present. So that's why in French
we are going to use the present tense when we use "depuis".
We will say for example
or
The other word I mentioned is pendant. Pendant translates to "during" in English.
We use "pendant" to talk about an action that has a beginning and an end.
It doesn't matter if the action took place in the past,
or if it will take place in the future. Let's take two examples.
In the past:
And in the future:
It's not true but it feels good to say that! Careful !
I haven't told you everything! It is true that we can sometimes use "for"
to speak of a duration. But be careful only in a certain context,
that is to say when talking about an event that you want to plan or that is already planned
For example
or
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I hope it is now a little clearer for you.
Write in the comments a sentence with since, during or for.
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Ttulo: Learn FRENCH in 3 MINUTES : Don't say POUR ! / Most common mistakes in French