Breakdown of L'enseignement moderne exige plus de temps pour la scolarité.
pour
for
moderne
modern
le temps
the time
de
of / from / any (in negative sentences) / about (concerning)
Questions & Answers about L'enseignement moderne exige plus de temps pour la scolarité.
Why is it plus de temps and not plus du temps?
After adverbs of quantity like plus, moins, or beaucoup, French uses the bare preposition de without the definite article. So it is always plus de temps, even though "temps" is a masculine noun that might normally take du.
Is the 's' in plus pronounced in this sentence?
What is the exact difference between l'enseignement and la scolarité?
L'enseignement refers to "teaching" or the education system as a whole, usually from the provider's perspective. La scolarité refers to "schooling" or the actual period of time a student spends attending school.
Exiger means to demand or require. Doesn't this verb usually trigger the subjunctive?