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A peu explication pour qoui ne remplace pas on au nous sommes
I get that plusieurs represents a greater quantity than quelqu'un, but I'm struggling with the exercises because I can't keep track of whether they expect a few to represent a greater quantity than several or vice versa.
At least in the English I speak, the difference between these two words is subtle and comes down to feeling more than quantity.
Is there some other way to structure the exercises that doesn't rely on making novel (or at least regional) distinctions in English?
Also this is how i am trying to memorize the verb conjugations of regular and irregular verbs
Let me know if its ok or not
For example in cuire
As its irregular nature
It has endings with je cuiS. tu cuiS and il cuiT
Opposite to regular verb parle
With conjugation of je parlE, tu parleS & il parlE.
Please correct me if am wrong.
Le dimanche implique tous les dimanches, non ? Donc je pense que la réponse donnée n'est pas exactement correcte.
I tried and tested with some of the AI tools like chatgpt and gemini to confirm if the given long text is for A1 level but they both said it's above a2/b1 level due to vocabulary, synonyms and complex sentence structure. I tested becauase even i felt quite hard to grasp the meaning of most words and sentences.
In the test Nous voyageons dans ________ propre voiture – ‘notre’ is stated as the correct answer, not ‘nos’
However, in the learn and discuss - Nous avons nos passeports is stated as correct.
What is the difference?
How the être is used in a talk or writing , like when you are talking with a group of people or just one person , or you are writing to a person something like that . So can I used like the voir or not.
On va voir le musee
On devrait prend le taxi
"Il te faut de l'aide."
I'm struggling to understand why this is "you need help" rather than "you must help".
I understand that Il faut can express a need but also a must - but I'm quite confused on how I can tell!
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