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Qu'est-ce que tu penses?
but,
Qui est-ce qui vient ce soir?
Just wondering why 'Qui', which ends in a vowel, wouldn't contract when the following word begins with a vowel, as does the example with 'Que'?
In the notes above, it says:
"You can also use ne pas aimer beaucoup to say 'not like much'.
Note that beaucoup will come after pas: "
Is this supposed to say ""You can also use "ne aimer pas beaucoup"?
Could someone help me determine if this construction is correct:
J’ai vraiment toujours beaucoup plus de choses à apprendre.
Merci d'avance!
When do you use “appelez”
Hello,
05/10/2018 Writing Challenge 'Congratulations on your degree'
The translation of "We know that you worked hard to get there..." = "Nous savons que tu as travaillé dur pour en arriver là"
Is it also possible to say "pour y arriver"? Why "en" if the verb is "arriver à"?
Thanks.
I know this is a grammar issue, but I need help.
in the phrase “an endless adventure she couldn’t resist” is translated to
”une aventure sans fin à laquelle elle ne pouvait pas résister”.
Why is “qui” wrong (my answer) and “à laquelle” correct?
Judy
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