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DA2Kwiziq community member

Je me demande, n'est-ce pas la même chose en anglais? "as in French you cannot have a noun without article." ou "without an article"?

Asked 6 years ago

RickA1Kwiziq community member

my tires are flatThis is misspelled, should be tyres.

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KatrinaA2Kwiziq community member

I really need to practise some of these over and over. How can I get more questions?

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CrystalMaidenC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Can you say À l'autre côté de instead of en face de?

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CrystalMaidenC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Can you use Ceux sont to mean Ce Sont?

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MaryC1Kwiziq community member

I thought réunir was conjugated as an ´ir’ Verb.if it is conjugated as an ´ir’ verb The shouldn’t the third person plural in the present be réunirent and not réunissent? If it’s nor conjugated as ´ir’ then The explanation for it being irregular is not available. Does that make sens or have I missed something?

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SueC1Kwiziq community member

Why is it ‘ne devrions fumer plus’ when there is a conjugated and an infinitive?

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CrystalMaidenC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

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GioA2Kwiziq community member

In the test one of the questions is Je ________ si j'avais une voiture.

The answer to the question is Je partirais si j'avais une voiture.

However, my question is about "j'avais une voiture." Why is it j'avais (imparfait) and not j'ai une voiture, considering that its in the present? Is this related to the subjunctif? Cause I have a feeling this has to do with the subjunctif :D

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CrystalMaidenC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

It's like contredire in the present tense.Couldn't help but notice, but lire is a lot like contredire, interdire, predire in the present conjugation. " contredis contredit contredisons contredisez contredisent. " " lis lit lisons lisez lisent. " Maybe this page should mention that as a fun fact, I know it makes remembering how to conjugate different categories of irregular verbs easier when I know that they're conjugated the same way as each other.

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