constatons

constatons

"Constatons" means "let us note" or "let us observe."

Here, 'constatons' (from 'constater') means 'to notice' or 'to observe', and it's used to describe the act of perceiving or acknowledging an improvement.

Nous constatons une amélioration significative dans les résultats des élèves.

We notice a significant improvement in the students' results.

In this sentence, 'constatez' (imperative form of 'constater') is a directive encouraging the observation or acknowledgment of certain facts, showing its practical application in a command or instruction.

Constatez les problèmes rencontrés durant l'expérience et notez-les.

Observe the problems encountered during the experiment and note them down.

Here, 'constations' represents the subjunctive tone of the verb 'constater', indicating a hypothetical or required action of acknowledging challenges.

Il faut que nous constations les véritables défis avant de proposer des solutions.

It is necessary that we acknowledge the real challenges before proposing solutions.