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Un identifiant- has a voice overlay at the start.
Also suggest words for : an attachment, chat, inbox, hashtag, mailing list, etc be added.
In the following example, I am struggling to understand why we must use la and not lui? To me, it sounds like the sentence requires an indirect object pronoun, because the question "What" is not answered in response to the "must", which is the verb in this sentence. I use the "what" test to determine if there is a direct object in the sentence. With this sentence, should I consider "what must they warn" as my question, or "what must they do". Apologies if my line of thought is completely skewed but it seems to work in most cases.
Does Julie know? We must warn her ,
- Julie est au courant ? Il faut lui prévenir,- Julie est au courant ? Il faut la prévenir,What's the rationale for using 'jeunes maries' (sorry, doesn't do accent in the boxes) and not 'nouveaux maries' here?
Why the use of the subjunctive in "un avenir qui nous plaise"?
Could someone explain the phrase: "marechal des logis chef..." ?
If he is the chief or boss shouldn't it read: "le chef du/de la/d'...." ?
Merci !
Est-ce que créer un verbe transitif? (to create something)
Pourquoi y a-t-il un "de" apres "créer" dans la phrase?
Bonjour! Je suis étudiant. Pouvez-vous m'aider avec cet exercice?
Écrivez 3 phrases avec en, 3 phrases avec y. Vous pouvez utiliser les verbes: avoir besoin de, se souvenir de, parler de, penser à, réfléchir à.
Please could we have English translations of the dictation passages? A dictionary does not always help with some of the vocabulary used e.g. 'rustre'
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
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