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Just FYI, the HINT i.e. mon rêve is attached to the wrong audio file.
Why is it “des lasagnes’ and not “de lasagne”? Presumably I would only take one order of lasagne?
Or is it that it could be either ( which of course if it could, if I am super hungry) and the more important thing is that I can hear the difference between “des” and “de”, since it is a listening exercise?
Thanks.
I believe "recommendations" should be "recommandations", can someone please confirm that ? Thanks Paul.
Why s' ouvre? The verb "ouvre" is not a reflexive verb.
Thank you in advance for taking time to answer.
My question has to do with the use of the hyphen. Am I correct in assuming that when the pronoun comes after the verb a hyphen must be added?
For vecu, why isn't there a cedille under the "c"? Recu uses a cedille and I thought that CU combinatioin made it a hard c. I don't expect an answer, but at least I tried.
It was just to say that i’ve never seen cotton buds marketed as “les cotons-tiges” in South West France, where I live, but as “les bâtonnets ouatés”
Une maison à vendre.
des travaux à faire,
Salut tout le monde,
Toutes ces questions concernant les nationalités sont ambiguës. Une femme peut dire toue les deux:
Je suis française ou Je suis Française. Ça dépend du contexte. Française est un nom et sa nationalité. « française » est un adjectif et elle décrit qu’elle est de la
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