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Would de la confiture de framboise be a possibility rather than de la confiture à la framboise?
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I result I got was 'je ne sais pas dans quelle direction tourner'. However, the Kwizig translation is 'je ne sais plus où donner de la tête' in the excercise! I'm confused? Bobbie L
Within the overall subject of this weeks exercises - celebrating the women of France - should this not continue the theme and be "les jeunes sportives".
Hello there, need some serious professional advice on understanding french language. It's been 2 months since I started learning french, i knew vew few things like numerals, alphabets, and i can able read and comprehend short sentences. My concern is that currently I'm doing everything and retaining nothing up in my brain. I'm watching YouTube videos and reddit and alot more things but unfortunately it's becoming tough day-by-day. I skipped the "conjugation part" and tried to learn vocabulary but that didn't click to me. I feel everything is there but I'm not getting it.
Are there quizzes for vocabulary lists? I'd like to have a matching or multiple choice quiz for the words above and those in other vocabulary lists.
pour m'aider à rester motivée. Pourquoi cette phrase utilise deux infinitifs?
Essayez de devenir plus spirituel. Peux-tu? Veux-tu? Le jardin de Monet a plus importante que la grammaire.
The Cambridge dictionary of English defines "ecology" as: the relationship of living things to their environment and to each other, or the scientific study of this.
In English you cannot have a "victory for ecology" - ecology is either an ecosystem or an academic discipline. So does the French word "écologie" have a wider meaning, or is it being used rather loosely here? Apologies for pedantry.
Edit: also: "[the NGO] which works to protect the marine environment and species" is translated as "[l’ONG] qui travaille à la protection de l’environnement et des espèces marines". I couldn’t see how to apply one adjective to two nouns of different gender without radically altering the sentence structure, but the French answer seems to apply it only to the species?
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