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WilliamC1Kwiziq community member

what type of frenchIs Kwiziq primarily using french as spoken in France, or in Canada??

Asked 6 years ago

RebeccaA1Kwiziq community member

the first rule and the second are the same?the first rule says 1. usec'est in sentences it/he/she is + a/the/my... + thing/people but the 2nd says when using If it/he/she is is followed by un/une/le/la - use c'est. - but isnt 'un' 'a' anyway? - im not sure I understand the difference here...

Asked 6 years ago

CherylC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Weekend writing challenge: Level B1 "With the summer approaching"Bonjour! Below is a sentence from the B1 weekend writing challenge, with the correct answer following: I tell myself that it might be time to go back to the gym! Hint: Use Le Conditionnel Je me dis qu'il serait temps de retourner a la gym My question is: where is the word "might" in this French translation, please? I was thinking of either using the subjunctive to cast doubt on the action, or including the word "peut-etre"... Why just write the conditional of etre? .. "would be", to mean "might", please? Cheryl

Asked 6 years ago

AdrienneB2Kwiziq community member

pronunciation of "pas assez" - should the 's' elide into 'assez'?

Asked 6 years ago

WilliamC1Kwiziq community member

Different grammar for "après que" and "avant que"?Après que uses the indicative while the avant que uses the "ne" plus subjunctive. They appear to express similar thought, after and before. Perhaps there is a difference sense in French. Thoughts.

Asked 6 years ago

DenisA0Kwiziq community member

Vous avez fatigue?

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RogerC1Kwiziq community member

The verb "faire" in Le Subjonctif

Asked 6 years ago

AdrienneB2Kwiziq community member

Should lesson title be "Qui / Qui est-ce que" (not ...est-ce qui?)

Asked 6 years ago

JenniferC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Si tu avais été plus petit, tu aurais pu être jockey.why is it not si tu aurais été plus petit in this example , as it seems more conditional than past?

Asked 6 years ago

UmiC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

La voix passive with compound tenses vs simple tenses

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