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Why do the infinitive passe not agree in gender or number in these cases?
How would you say - Paul should have had to leave earlier - is that the 2e form, il eut du?
Peux-je remplacer "veuillons, veuille, veuillez" avec "Voulons, veux, voulez"à l'impératif?
I would find it helpful to have a lesson on the use of toujours vs encore. I tend to mix them up in French.
E.g.
Je me souviens toujours de ton sourire
Je me souviens encore de ton sourire
Or:
Je t'aime toujours
Je t'aime encore
The same in the negative:
Je n'ai pas encore travaillé
Je n'ai pas toujours travaillé
I know these have different meanings but I think I'm often mixing them up.
Is it possible for purposes of emphasis to write or say "Allons-y à Paris" or should I just say 'Allons à Paris.' Perhaps I could write 'Allons-y...à Paris'
So if I write "Nous allons a le centre commerciale" We are going to the mall. That sentence is correct?
The answer; Elle s'est cachée jusqu'à ce qu'il soit parti. surely means ' she hid until he was gone'. 'After' is not in the sentence . Is it implied? in English there is a subtle difference between the two sentences.
Why is "horreur" singular in this instance, when the "films" aspect is plural?
Does horreur ever need to change? E.g. if it was PL: films d'horreur vs SG: film d'horreur
What is the difference between "constater" and "remarquer" to say "to notice" something? My Canadian teacher always uses 'constater' in these cases.
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