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My best guess right now is that à is used with definite articles, and dans is used with indefinite ones. So "Je vais au parc," and "Je vais dans un parc." Is that correct?
Why do we not capitalize the names of places? Are there any instances where we will capitalize a letter?
Is there somewhere to view my answers to the written exercises. I am a bit stumped as I pretty sure I managed (finally) to ace my last effort and would like to compare my responses.Thanks
How does the scoring system work? I got several sentences right without any corrections and scored 0 out of 70.
Another exercise with lots of corrections, I got 30. It doesn't make any sense. Or shouldn't we pay attention to the scores?
Why can't you use ça est? You correct this to ça c'est.
When do you use leur and lui like which is it used for?
une fin de semaine prolongée les aideraient ou une fin de semaine prolongée leur aiderait
Asked to translate,” My father would hide in our basement…..” , we were given the hint to use devoir. Yet the correct answer given was, “ Mon père se cachait dans notre cave….”. I see no use of devoir!
Salut, ca sera utile d'avoir plus de questions dans le mini-test au bout de la page. En ce moment il y en a deux - mais le lecon s'agit? de plusiers facons d'utiliser rappeler. Rappeler - c'est un casse tete. Desolée - pas de clavier francais.
Hello community,
There is the example given: Bien que l'on ne s'entende pas, c'est quand même mon frère !
Can someone explain me why there is a definite article before "on" ?
Shouldn't this contract as => Bien qu'on ?
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