Anyone who has ever learned French knows that French speakers use "est-ce que" to form different types of questions, but what does "est-ce que" really mean? Why do French speakers use this expression? In this video, we'll explore why French uses this expression to form questions.
"Est-ce que" originally started out as a cleft sentence which is a way to form a simple sentence in a more complex way in order to highlight a specific element or component of the sentence.
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