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Why pieces en chocolat instead of pieces au Chocolat? I always thought the principal ingredient of a food used "a la" or "au"..
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?
My dictionary gives appréhender, craindre, and redouter as translations for dread. Why are the first two not accepted ? Thanks.
1. Is 'piquer' a valid verb in French? Can one say 'piquer l’intérêt'?
For the sentence " and limit sugary treats " the hint is " and [I'm going to] limit..." so the answer I used was "et j'aller à limite les friandses." but the answer was wrong and the 'correct' answer was "et limiter les friandises." which if I'm right in thinking should mean "and [to] limit sugary treats" not "and [I'm going to] limit sugary treats."
Pourquoi est-ce que de utilise dans cette phrase--de lui parler--et pas à? Parler à lui ou parler de lui?
Hello! I wrote, « Espérons que nous serons mieux….. » which was marked wrong and corrected with « soyons ». I am thinking this is an error? Thanks.
1. Puis-je écrire « où » au lieu de « quand » ici ?
2. Est-ce qu'il y a une règle qui nous permet de déterminer quelles expressions anglaises contenant « with » se traduiraient par « de » en français ?
3. « Une fondue chinoise » est-elle un plat suisse ?
Merci de votre coopération.
Why am I not putting an e at the end (a tenu and not a tenue if we're speaking of a féminine thing)?
My question is about the use of 'en' here. Does this sentence refer to something previously mentioned, the subject from which the speaker wants to benefit? Is it connected to the use of 'de' with vouloir?
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