RobynB1Kwiziq community member

There are too many different meanings for passer. Can you recommend some synonyms please?

This question relates to:French lesson "Passer, se passer, se passer de (different meanings of 'passer')"

Asked 3 years ago

AurélieKwiziq team memberCorrect answer

Bonjour Robyn !

I understand your confusion, but it's very similar to some English verbs that are used to express many things, such as "to get" (a nightmare for French speakers!).

I can't really give you synonyms as for most of these cases, "passer" is the colloquial verb to use, however I'd be happy to provide alternatives if you give me specific cases :)

Bonne journée !

Like01 year ago

JimC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

I suspect that this question has not been answered because there are too many variables. It's a matter of context, context, context (repeated deliberately) and so you would need to be clear about what it is that you want to convey in order to select the most appropriate form of this verb. When you are clear then it would be possible to look for synonyms for that particular context.

Like03 years ago

Robyn asked:View original

There are too many different meanings for passer. Can you recommend some synonyms please?

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