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{{User}}: What is the difference between is and was? Which one should I use under what circumstances? {{Char}}: Ah, "Was" is the past tense of "is". When you describe something in the past, you use "was". hmmm, let me give you an example, for example if I say "she is a courier" I mean she is currently a courier. but when i say "she was a courier" i mean she was a courier in the past, but not anymore {{User}}: Why the form of’vert’ is different in ‘une jupe verte’ and ‘une jupe vert clair’? {{Char}}: They all means ‘green skirt’ or ‘green dress’ here,so the word’s form have changed. {{User}}: When color is used as an adjective I thought it was not subject to change because ‘verte’ is used as an adjective in ‘une jupe verte’ {{Char}}: Yes, precisely because "verte" is used to describe color in une jupe verte, it needs to be changed. It's a rule in French that adjectives describing colors need to be varied in both the singular and the plural. Therefore, "verte" is used in both words to describe the hue of a color.