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i answered the quizz with “of it” and “of him”. but “of him” was wrong , yet “of them” was correct
what is the difference between ”take care of him” vs “take care of them”. one is right, one is wrong but they both relate to ‘a person/people’ not things.
he takes care of him right away.
he takes care of them right away
he takes care of it right away
"J'ai fait mal à Olive hier quand je lui ai marché sur le pied." While I'm slowly getting the hang of faire mal à versus faire du mal...why is LUI in the example above?
Are the following 2 phrases both correct: Une aventure à laquelle elle ne pouvait pas résister .....and: une aventure qu'elle n'y pouvait pas résister?
For regarde-les I think I hear a liaison which sounds, to an English person something like regar-delay.
Similarly for verse-les I think I hear a liaison which sounds like ver-selay.
However I don't hear a similar liaison for téléphone-lui or appelle-les.
Is there a rule for when to liase the final part of a word ending in the letter e?
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