Word
Plus le justicier utilise son pouvoir, plus il est fatigué, quand bien même il dormirait beaucoup.
Meaning
The more the vigilante uses his power, the more tired he is, even if he were to sleep a lot.
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Breakdown of Plus le justicier utilise son pouvoir, plus il est fatigué, quand bien même il dormirait beaucoup.
être
to be
il
he
fatigué
tired
son
his/her/its
Questions & Answers about Plus le justicier utilise son pouvoir, plus il est fatigué, quand bien même il dormirait beaucoup.
Why do we use the conditional dormirait here instead of the indicative?
Could I use même si instead of quand bien même in this sentence?
In English we say 'The more... the more...'. Why isn't there a le before plus in the French sentence?
In French, the structure for 'the more... the more...' is simply plus... plus..., without any definite articles. Adding le (such as le plus) would turn it into a superlative meaning 'the most', which makes the sentence grammatically incorrect.
How is quand bien même different from quand même?
Quand bien même (even if) is a conjunction that must be followed by a subject and a verb in the conditional. Quand même (anyway or all the same) is an adverb used to show contradiction and is usually placed at the end of a phrase, such as il est fatigué quand même (he is tired anyway).