In this sentence although the comparative form of 'bien' has been used but then also ' que' has not been used;though here 'mieux' is I think has been used as an adjective.

Mam,Pls guide the reason behind not writing 'que'

Thanks

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LynA2Kwiziq community member

If suivre is to follow. Why is Nous avons suivri une formation mean We took a training course.

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SimraA0Kwiziq community member

I am from America and I would say "J'habite à Amérique"

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TimB2Kwiziq community member

I thought se coucher means "to go to bed" so it should not be necessary also to use the verb aller!

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DeletedB2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Bonjour, un the question 'J'ai envie d'une nouvelle voiture" means': I envy his new car I want a new car I need a new car .......In this want is given as correct choice. My doubt is in explanation it is also given as need Can both be correct.ps help

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JohnB1Kwiziq community member

In the case of people, the group à + [people] will be replaced by an indirect pronoun.Why was I marked wrong for saying "Elle leur pense aussi" for the question below?«Il pense à sa famille. Elle ________ pense aussi.»He thinks of his family. She thinks of it too

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DonB1Kwiziq community member

A small point about the explanation of the conjugation pattern of these verbs"In L'imparfait, almost all verbs conjugate in the same way, but verbs ending in -ger require a slight spelling change - an extra 'e' after the soft 'g' - to keep the pronunciation." Since the first-person plural form of 'manger' is 'mangeons', the root is 'mange-'. Isn't it more accurate to say that there is not an extra 'e', but that the 'e' is omitted in 'nous mangions' and 'vous mangiez'?

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AdrienneC1Kwiziq community member

Is the use of "on" or "nous" purely a matter of choice? How do I know when to use "on" or "nous," if not specified.

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DonaldC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Ses parents lui achèteront une voiture pour ses 18 ans.Dans la phrase mentionné ci-dessus, on a utilisé lui. Je me demande pourquoi. Je crois qu'on a fait exprès d'omettre le mot <pour>...? Alors, c'est logique. Est-ce que j'ai raison?

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