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I'm looking at the "Manon n'a pas eu a payer" as the translation of the English "Manon didn't have to pay." This translates literally but is it correct French. I would think "Manon didn't have to pay" would be something like "Manon n'a pas du a payer."
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Bonjour Madame !
In the sentence of the lesson -J’ai un chien et une chienne. The audio speaks “shienn” for both words although ‘chien’ is spoken as ‘shian’ with a nasal sound I recall .
Also ‘et’ is not clear to me . Maybe because I am not a native speaker. Please clarify.
Merci d’avance !
I thought "meilleure" meant "best" rather than "better," which is the meaning it's given in the chart. In the sample sentence "Le meilleur élève..." is said to mean "The best pupil..." So again, why in the chart is it said to mean better rather than best, as in the sentence? Thanks in advance.
I seem to be going backwards, losing confidence by the day with this lesson. Very disappointed in the content and exercises. This system of questions seems to be hurting me more than helping,
It’s like the rules change every time I read this lesson.
Regretting paying for a whole year.......
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