French language Q&A Forum

Le mot « marin » dans cette dictée sonnait comme « mar ». 

why is:  You had your curtains changed, translated as "Tu as fait changer tes rideaux."

I understood that "had" uses the plus-que-parfait?

Greetings of the day!

what is the difference between " l'art plastique" and "le dessin"?

to - ma'am Cecile

thanks and regards

If I were to conjugate Ecrire in plus que parfait how would it be like

Is it usual in French to use “parfum” to describe the taste of food?  Or is the speaker describing the smell of the food?  If the speaker is speaking of the good smell of food, is this a usual expression concerning food as well?

Il joue au golf. Why au , not du? Thanks

Could you also say “Ma mère devrait arriver bientôt” instead of “ma mère…d’ici peu”