Is there any reason the lesson uses only aimer to mean "like" for J'aime lire but then uses aimer + bien for "like" in Vous aimez bien vous promener ?
I thought aimer meant love if bien wasn't added. Thank you!
aimer vs. aimer + bien
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Brent M.Kwiziq community member
aimer vs. aimer + bien
This question relates to:French lesson "Using the infinitive form of verbs to express the English "-ING""
Asked 4 years ago
Aimer could mean 'to like' too even without 'bien'. It depends on the context. This lesson might be helpful:
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aimer vs. aimer + bien
Is there any reason the lesson uses only aimer to mean "like" for J'aime lire but then uses aimer + bien for "like" in Vous aimez bien vous promener ?
I thought aimer meant love if bien wasn't added. Thank you!
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