Not sure why 'pendre' is incorrectAlthough I didn't use it, I am not sure why < pendre > is considered incorrect to use ?
1. Larousse (entry for pendre)
pendre [pɑ̃dr]
verbe transitif Conjugaison
[accrocher] Conjugaison to hang (up)
pendre un tableau à un clou to hang a picture from a nail
2. Robert (entry for accrocher)
accrocher verbe
verbe transitif
Suspendre à un crochet. Accrocher son manteau. ➙ pendre. —
3. Académie Française (entry for pendre)
PENDRE conjugaison verbe transitif et intransitif (se conjugue comme Attendre).
xe siècle. Issu du latin pendere, « être suspendu », puis « dépendre de ».
I. Verbe transitif.
1. Attacher, accrocher à quelque distance du sol.
It does not seem incorrect based on these 3 sources. Not sure what I am missing in these definitions that would make < pendre > incorrect.
Although I didn't use it, I am not sure why < pendre > is considered incorrect to use ?
1. Larousse (entry for pendre)
pendre [pɑ̃dr]
verbe transitif Conjugaison
[accrocher] Conjugaison to hang (up)
pendre un tableau à un clou to hang a picture from a nail
2. Robert (entry for accrocher)
accrocher verbe
verbe transitif
Suspendre à un crochet. Accrocher son manteau. ➙ pendre. —
3. Académie Française (entry for pendre)
PENDRE conjugaison verbe transitif et intransitif (se conjugue comme Attendre).
xe siècle. Issu du latin pendere, « être suspendu », puis « dépendre de ».
I. Verbe transitif.
1. Attacher, accrocher à quelque distance du sol.
It does not seem incorrect based on these 3 sources. Not sure what I am missing in these definitions that would make < pendre > incorrect.
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Hi,
I was wondering if there was a section for beginners for the placement of adverbs like we have for adjectives?
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