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OpenStudy (hihi67):

Is there a difference between the two?

OpenStudy (hihi67):

Ca m'a fait chier AND Ca me fait chier

OpenStudy (hihi67):

Is there a difference when you translate them to English? Thanks! :D

OpenStudy (vincent-lyon.fr):

First one is past, second one is present.

OpenStudy (hihi67):

Yes, thanks, @Vincent-Lyon.Fr but I think my teacher said something about one of them being stronger then the other...?

OpenStudy (vincent-lyon.fr):

What do you mean, "stronger" ? Both are very rude and only to be used with close friends. In the first one you speak about something you had to do or something that happened to you in the past. The second one is about something you are supposed to do or is supposed to happen to you now or in the future.

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