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I've been told by a well-trained French teacher to never begin a sentence with "cependant." He said to use "bien que." Has this rule been superseded?
Thanks!
Kalpana
Why is the subjunctive used after "C'est une bonne chose qu" but the indicative is use after "Heureusement que"..... both seem to be an expression of preference which normally has the subjunctive following??
Are there different contexts where one can use "veut" instead of the "avoir envie de"?
For instance, why can't i say "je veut le chocolat"? When do i get to say "j'ai envie du chocolat"?
(Apologies if this is beside the point of the lesson!)
Can you please explain why "J'ai les jeux marron" is not "marrons"?
Is there a list of verbs that are followed by "a" ?.... such as demanded
Would you say a doctor visites ses patients, OR il rend visite à ses patients?
So, when is it appropriate to use "aime" and "aime bien ?"
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