What is the usage of the adverb en

To put it simply, "en" can be replaced by "de+qch.""e.g. je parle de la grammaire a mon ami=j'en parle a mon ami.

en=de la grammaire)

The structure of the recent future tense is "aller + verb infinitive (i.e., verb primitive)", but it is not a tense but just an expression like: je vais aller au cinemaThe true future tense is (simple future tense):

j'irai au cinema"。

Adjectives ending in en: broken, fallen, chosen, sudden, spoken, laden, litten, rotten, linen, dozen, etc.

Verbs ending in en: strenghten, widen, brighten, broaden, weaken, sharpen, melten, shorten, etc.

Some of the words are explained in detail below:

1、broken

Broken English [ br k n ] American [ bro k n].

adj.broken, broken; (leg, arm, etc.) has been fractured; (line) dashed, intermittent; Interrupted.

v.break, break (past participle of break); Break (record); Damage.

2、fallen

English [ f :l n] American [ f l n].

n."Positive" the dead.

adj.fallen; falling; (Woman) has lost her body; that fell to the ground.

v.Fall and talk low (past participle of fall); Come; Become; Landing.

3、chosen

English [ t rub zn ] American [ t o zn].

adj.Picked, selected; The Sect is chosen by God.

v.Choose; Selected; pick ( past participle of choose ); Like.

4、strengthen

English [ stre n ] American [ str k n, str -str n-].

vt.strengthening, consolidating; encouragement, encouragement; Increase....artistic effects; （**）**。

vi.become stronger; Harden.

5、brighten

British [ bra tn ] American [ bra tn:].

vt.& vi.

make the shed high) shiny; (make) color; (make) shine; (make) happy.

1) de is followed by a direct object, where de comes from a partial article and becomes de in the negative form, so his grammatical function is still the direct object.

2) en can be used instead of de .It can also be used in place of du ...

je ne prends pas de café, et toi , tu en prends ? = tu prends du café ?

je prends du café, il n'en prend pas. (il ne prend pas de café.)