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Hello. please how do you identify a masculine or feminine noun?
Hi all :) There’s so much amazing info on this site, however can anyone recommend how to best use it to study level by level? I see there’s a lot of mini quizzes, though I’d like to make sure I study the needed vocabulary topics and grammar for each level and test myself to ensure I move forward correctly. Let me know of any tips and best practices. Thanks !
the word some in french is it written as 'du' or 'de'
The question is:
Invert ‘Tu t’es amusés.’ to be a question
= T’es tu amusés? Why is the ‘u’ not dropped in “tu” as it is followed by a verb that starts with a vowel?
In the test Nous voyageons dans ________ propre voiture – ‘notre’ is stated as the correct answer, not ‘nos’
However, in the learn and discuss - Nous avons nos passeports is stated as correct.
What is the difference?
C'est drôle. Je pensais que ce texte parlerait de jeux dans la neige ! Mais ils sont restés à la maison à regarder Netflix. 😉
It seems as though "Elle s'est fait jeter en prison", or "Ils se sont fait raser la barbe", in each case with "fait" invariant, are acceptable. Am I right, and, if so, is there a logic behind the invariance?
Please, could someone explain why the following is given as a correct option? I understand that relative pronouns agree in gender and number:
Les filles à qui je pense sont géniales.
Je viens de comprendre le système "dre" bien que je voie qu'il n'y a aucune différence entre "re" et "dre".
Il est possible qu'il y ait qqc d'importante qui me manque entre les deux conjugations.
Merci à tous!
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