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This translation caught my attention as number doesn't agree:
Le duc et la duchesse accueilleront la Reine comme il se doit.The Duke and Duchess will greet the Queen as one should.
Why would this not be "comme on se doit" ? for "as one should"
1. ainsi que quatre paires de skis et les bâtons qui vont avec
2. Voilà la carte d'un ami à moi qui est moniteur de ski.
La première phrase se termine par une préposition. Je m'attendais à un pronom tonique après "avec" comme "eux". Pourriez-vous m'expliquer cette construction-là ?
Peut-on toujours utiliser la forme de la phrase pour exprimer la possession plutôt que les pronoms possessifs ? Par exemple, à moi --> le mien.
Merci
Hey guys, i love the quizlet and saw a comment on hear 3 years back saying italian in the next planned language is that still the case? if so is there a timeline?
Hello! I wrote, « Espérons que nous serons mieux….. » which was marked wrong and corrected with « soyons ». I am thinking this is an error? Thanks.
The correct answer is 'I love him although he is a bit lazy', and not 'I like the fact that he is a bit lazy' but how would the latter answer differ from the example in French?
Je ne comprends pas pourquoi on utilise [Noah] c'est un véritable expert. Pourquoi on n'utilise pas "il" ici?
Pourriez-vous m'expliquer pourquoi dans cette phrase il faut utiliser le pluriel: a + les = aux?
aux alentours
ou
aux environs
Merci!
In the last sentence, in the passage " rappelle-moi dès que tu trouveras le temps de parler" I didn't hear the "dès" at all, even after listening several times. Is this just how the French (or Parisians specifically) talk all the time?
I am puzzled that I received the mark of 0/60 for this exercise. I made only two mistakes on se rend and I omitted the brackets around amour et longue vie.
If I'm saying I had a good time last night and I'm female, would it be *Je me suis amusée?*
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