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No. 382 in French

trouve

"Finds" (third person singular present tense of "trouver").

In a sentence

  • Je trouve cette idée intéressante.

    I find this idea interesting.

    In this sentence, 'trouve' is used as a verb meaning 'to find,' expressing an opinion or judgment.

  • Elle se trouve à Paris en ce moment.

    She is in Paris at the moment.

    Here, 'se trouve' serves as a reflexive verb meaning 'to be situated' or 'to be located.'

  • Est-ce que tu trouves le chemin facilement?

    Do you find the way easily?

    In this sentence, 'trouves' is used as a verb addressing the second person singular, meaning 'to find' in the literal sense of locating something.

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