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So, _____ + je = nous. If we are part of the group or speaking informally, could we use 'on' with the he/she/it conjugation instead?
The rsults are telling me i scored 0 out of 60 when i was only corrected on maybe 4 of my answers.
Why is the correct answer: either male or female? The lesson says this:
Mon professeur Bruno et ma professeure Sarah sont gentils
So why is the answer to: "Je suis professeur" not "Leon", why do you say that it could be either?
thanks
I am never 100% certain in the use of the conditional tense. In the sentence « What would you like today » your hint was to use ‘vouloir’ in the present. Ok, although when I see « would » my brain automatically thinks ‘the conditional’. I stuck with the present for Mme M’s reply, but I see that you’ve said « je voudrais quatre croissants svp ». I’m surmising that this is Mme M being polite and that for the person behind the counter to say « Qu’est-ce que vous voudriez aujourd’hui » is OTT as Mme M is known to them ?
can we form a question using subjunctive like est-ce qu'il faut que je prenne ce cours?
I know when asking someone for some thing we must use the ( conditionnel présent ) to be polite
But i have heard people say that we can use je veux in a familiar context
Can you please give me some examples
Thank you so much
Further to my last question about this, I clearly don't understand the rule, as these are wrong, can you explain please? :
Ils ________ pendant les vacances.They will have lost weight during the holidays.(HINT: Conjugate "mincir" in Le Futur Antérieur)auront minciauront mincisLearn and Discuss »Report issue
7Cette sculpture est la plus belle ________ !This sculpture is the most beautiful you have ever seen!que tu aies jamais vueque tu aie jamais vu
I wish someone rewrites this article clearly listing all verb forms of plaire as well as using direct object verb forms
I want a lesson in using the above topics. How do I find the lesson for a specific problem AND... can I make a lesson if there isn't one already?
Thanx timothy
Is the usage of devoir for 'supposed to do something' used more frequently than censé or être censé?
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