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Hi, I learned the Est-ce que was a formal way of asking a question. So I thought the verb then would also need an inversion, like: Est-ce que avez-vous une voiture?

When do you use the verb inversion? (I heard actually the inversion is almost not used anymore in normal day France)

can I use  "on" instead of  for passive sentences 
for example
on a donné de l'argent  ( money was given to us)
I wish your helps

It is worth noting that the verb "voir" and verbs ending in -cevoir do not follow the same irregular pattern.

What is the meaning of the ‘t’ in the phrase ‘ouvre-t-on’?

Pls is "assez" still serving as adverbe in a sentence where 'être' is used. - "Ma Ville est assez banale". Qu'est-ce que cela veut dire, s'il vous plaît?

Why is it “de la pâté à modeler” and not “des pâté à modeler”?

Could the translation for "...sans ostracisme..." be "without exclusion"?

What is baby girl in French?

Is there a reason for the negative form being different? And if so, why doesn't it apply with the verb etre? Is it to do with tangible and intangible objects, as in, if I drink beer I am drinking THIS beer in my glass whereas if I don't drink beer, this refers to beer in general?

Shouldn’t this be written as Elle pourrait voir son petit-fils?