S’agir de is a French impersonal verb with a wide range of meanings including to be about, concerning, a matter of, must and to be necessary. S’agir de to be about, to be a matter of, necessary
See also:👉 Tout de même (anyway) »👉 N’empêche que (still, never the less) » Quand même is a highly versatile French adverbial phrase with many meanings including: still, anyway, anyhow, even so, all the same, really and not really. It commonly heard in spoken French and has a very wide range of usages.
Traîner is a regular French ER verb with a wide range of meanings including “to drag”, “to lug around”, “to dawdle” and “to hang around”. Traîner to drag, to hang around
Servir, meaning “to serve”, is an irregular IR French verb with a wide range of usages. servir to serve
👉 Check out my lesson on avoir peur (to be scared), another avoir expression » Avoir hâte de is a French expression meaning “to look forward to”, “to can’t wait to” and “to be excited to”. Avoir hâte de to look forward to, can’t wait to
