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J'aimerais parler plusieurs de langues et je voudrais voyager dans le monde, aussi, si j'avais d'argent.
May I know why does the text use "encore les trois" instead of "tous les trois"? Merci.
I was doing the quiz and there was 2 answers that were the same. I picked the first one and got it wrong because it was the second one. Can someone fix this?
J'avoue que je suis toujours un peu brouillard au suject des circonstances dans lesquelles une verbe réflexive ne crée pas d'accord avec le participe passé, mais, pour moi, il ne semble pas d'y être un COD de plus.... donc je ne comprends pas pourquoi il n'est pas "Tous les médias s'en sont donnés à cœur joie...."
Can I say "y compris" instead of parmi lesquells or dont to translate including?
this is an incredibly fascinating look at this man's life.
The English given for this, I am going to repeat so you remember, is wrong. 'repeat' requires an object. I am going to repeat it/myself/this etc . 'I am going to repeat' is not something we would say without what it is we are repeating. And I'm surprised the French doesn't require an object.
I would have thought that 'la fois dernière meant 'the previous time, not 'the final time'
1. la pêche industrielle cause de graves dégâts aux écosystèmes marins.
2. les générations futures ne connaîtront jamais la riche biodiversité de nos océans.
In the above two sentences, is there any reason why riche and graves go before the nouns they qualify?
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