Give advice and express necessity, with a gentle first look at the subjunctive.
A doctor gives advice to a tired patient. Listen for « il faut que tu… » followed by the subjunctive.
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After « il faut que » and « il est important que », use the subjunctive: « il faut que tu fasses », « que tu ailles », « que tu sois ». For regular verbs, take the ils-form stem + endings (-e, -es, -e, -ions, -iez, -ent): « que vous évitiez ». Don't worry about mastering it fully yet — just recognise the trigger « que ».
Write 4–5 sentences of advice to a stressed friend, using il faut que and il est important que with the subjunctive.
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