J'accepte le projet sans condition et sans limite.

Questions & Answers about J'accepte le projet sans condition et sans limite.

Why isn't there an article like une or la before condition?
When sans is followed by a noun, the article is usually dropped in French. You just say sans condition instead of sans une condition. This is very similar to English, where we also drop the article in phrases like 'without delay' or 'without reason'.
Why do we repeat the word sans before both condition and limite?
In French, you must repeat short prepositions like sans, à, or de before every single noun in a list. While you might say 'without condition and limit' in English, French strictly requires sans condition et sans limite.
Why are condition and limite singular here?
After sans, nouns are usually singular when referring to a general lack of an abstract concept. You only use the plural after sans if the item naturally comes in groups or pairs, like sans chaussures (without shoes).
Could I use a verb after sans instead of nouns like condition and limite?
Yes! If you want to use a verb after sans, it must be in the infinitive (the unconjugated dictionary form). For example, if you wanted to say 'I accept without looking', you would say J'accepte sans regarder.

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