Relis ce paragraphe encore une fois avant de l’envoyer.

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Breakdown of Relis ce paragraphe encore une fois avant de l’envoyer.

• de: of
• ce: this
• l': it

Questions & Answers about Relis ce paragraphe encore une fois avant de l’envoyer.

Why is the sentence starting with Relis instead of Tu relis?

Because Relis is in the imperative, the form used for commands or instructions.

In French, subject pronouns like tu, nous, and vous are usually left out in the imperative:

• Tu relis = you reread / you are rereading
• Relis ! = Reread!

So Relis ce paragraphe... means someone is being told to do it.

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What verb is relis from, and why doesn’t it look like a regular -er verb?

Relis comes from the verb relire, which means to reread.

It is built from:

• lire = to read
• re- = again

So:

• lire = to read
• relire = to read again, reread

It is not an -er verb, so it does not follow the most common pattern.
Its imperative tu form is relis.

Compare:

• lire → lis !
• relire → relis !

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