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Bonjour,
I was working on the partitive articles and was wondering if these sentences that I did myself are correct?
Je veux du lait
J'ai des bijoux
Thanks
Nicole
Which spelling is correct "fraiches" or "fraîches"? Treatment in the exercise and the finished text is inconsistent.
What do you mean by "question word"? eg. (question word) + noun + reflexive pronoun + auxiliary verb + pronoun + past participle,
The written piece says "tellement d'endroits", which was marked wrong when I wrote it. Acceptable were: "tant d'endroits" or "tellement de lieux". Are they all correct?
«Elle vient d'envoyer une lettre à son amie à Londres»
This question tests this lesson but includes the phrase "son amie" -- can that ever be correct?
Could someone explain the rule for describing who someone is; i.e. why does 'she is my wife' translate as c'est ma femme? - "it is my wife'!
Thanks.
Why is "I've seen the neighborhood evolve" translated passé composé instead of imparfait? "I've seen" describes something that happens over time and is not ended, it's continuous and I'm not done seeing. Isn't that the case for imparfait?
Salut!
The correct answer in this exercise was "Tous les gosses y vont, mais aucun ne prend le train."
Equally, could you just say "Tous les gosses y vont, mais personne ne prend le train." Does it have the same meaning and is it correct?
Also, I thought aucun(e) ne was reserved for things rather than people?
Nick
Title. Trying to figure out if you must have the "ce" or if there are situations where it is not present.
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