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I just have one suggestion to make the seek bar (at the top) movable at the vocal section so that we can listen to how to pronounce and complete the sentence in the native way. Right now it is in one go.. if i have to listen , how to say the second last line I have to listen from the very beginning till the second last sentence.
Hope someone fix this.
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Why not finalement instead of enfin, pour finir, ou pour terminer ?
Why is j’ai de la farine correct when je n’ai plus de farine is also correct? Ie why is de la farine correct in the first sentence (per my last quiz?)
"Vous alliez vous rejoindre…" Is this construction because the subject pronoun stays with the infinitive? Is something lost if you say "vous vous alliez rejoindre…"
Which is NOT correct?
Ce qu'il dit est difficile à comprendre
Ce que nous faisons est presque impossible
Ce qui est arrivé est incroyable
Ce qui elle demande n'est pas raisonnable -- Correct Answer
I don't understand why this is incorrect.
- Cette pomme est bonne. - Oui, c'est ________, les pommes ! This apple is good. - Yes, apples are good!
How do I say “hello aunt, it’s nice to see you”
To me, this should be translated as “My exams took place last week,” while the test results show “My exams took place in the last week,” which sounds strange in English. I'm really confused!
So, _____ + je = nous. If we are part of the group or speaking informally, could we use 'on' with the he/she/it conjugation instead?
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