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C'est une femme qui parle ; c'est une verbe avec être : Pourquoi, donc, n'est-il pas "Je me suis également fixée...." ?
J'ai fait plusieurs erreurs avec les pontuation. Je avoir besoin de practiquer.
After a listening or writing practice, I check the Q&A. Sometimes there is a discussion that I find I want to revisit later. How can I get to the Q&A for a lesson without re-doing the lesson? Also, how can I find questions I have previously posted?
Pour moi, entendre la phrase prononcée immédiatement après sa correction est un bon entraînement auditif parce que j’écris souvent erreurs à cause de ne pas comprendre les mots exacts prononcés.
The object will be singular following a negation. In this case the object is the `sa collection. But a collection is inherently plural ins de jardin rather than nain de jardin. but why is the collection de nains and not des nains?
Pourquoi est-ce que le imparfait est utilisé dans cet exercise?
1. Is 'piquer' a valid verb in French? Can one say 'piquer l’intérêt'?
My dictionary gave me a choice of "hacher" or "couper" to chop vegetables and yet neither was given as an alternative. It also said that "to store in the fridge" could be "conserver au frigo". Again I was marked wrong. Please explain your reasoning.
I havent been in lawless for a longbime and my level has dropped, should i start again?
There seems to be a little glitch with the answers: For "À chaque fois..." and "À la place..." the corrections mark À as wrong, and say that one should have used "A" with no accent in both cases (though it does go on to say that you 'could' have used "À").
Surely that's not right? Surely this will always be À ? Or am I missing something fundamental that I've never noticed before? I note that in the full text afterwards, "À chaque fois" and "À la place..." are used as I would have expected....
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