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depuis with present
consequences of the past event continue into the present
depuis with past tense
consequences do not continue into the present
depuis with imperfect
consequences of the more distant event continue to the recent event in the past
depuis with pluperfect
consequences of the more distant event do not continue to the more recent event
pendant
length of time associated with an event
can be any tense
pour
intended length of time in future
used with aller/venir/partir
time phrase + subordinate clause
tense in time phrase = tense in main clause
perfect/pluperfect in English = future perfect/conditional perfect in French
time phrases
when
as soon as
once
after
as long as
quand/lorsque
dès que/aussitôt que
une fois que
après que
tant que
avant vs après in future perfect
avant de + infinitive
après avoir + past participle
if a sentence is introduced by perfect tense…
the main clause is imperfect
time conjunction + future
if English is present = French is future
if English is perfect = French is future perfect