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No. 10,160 in French

ifit

"Ifit" is not a French word. It may be a misspelling or from another language.

In a sentence

  • Si tu veux réussir, il faut travailler dur.

    If you want to succeed, you must work hard.

    In this sentence, 'si' implies a conditional situation, marking the dependency between the desire to succeed and the need for hard work.

  • Je ne sais pas si elle viendra aujourd'hui.

    I do not know if she will come today.

    Here, 'si' is used as an interrogative conjunction, introducing an indirect question about whether she will come.

  • Est-ce que tu sais si le magasin est ouvert ?

    Do you know if the shop is open?

    In this context, 'si' serves to introduce a subordinate clause, questioning the condition of the shop's status.

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