Ordering multiple stress pronouns (other than moi)In the test, I was marked wrong on this question.
________ devez prendre une décision.
You and she need to make a decision.
☑️ Toi et elle
❌ Elle et toi
Elle et toi was marked incorrect, while Toi et elle was considered the correct answer.
However, according to the lesson, the only rule pertaining to the order of multiple stressed pronouns in the subject is that if moi is among them then it must be last. It uses Toi et moi as the example, but the text says moi should be last, not that toi should be first.
Am I overlooking something obvious, or is there a secret rule? I can’t believe that I am the first to encounter this, but I don’t see this exact issue discussed in the Q&A.
Thank you for clarifying,
Dusty
I don’t understand why it’s « Je vais __dans le______ Merseyside la semaine prochaine. »
Merseyside ends with an « e » so should be feminine and use « en. »
Why in this sentence are we using past perfect in one part and subjunctive present in the other? For temporal coherence, shouldn't we use the subjunctive past in the second part?
Also, can we use 'reprimande' in French, instead of remarques, for reprimand in English?
Is there a use of venir with the other pronouns I can look up?
Bonjour!
I joined kwiziq today and I already love it! I just wanted to ask how to practice for a writing test because obviously you cannot predict the question. Would you recommend writing about everything and doing loads of practice questions (however that would take a REALLY long time)? Or do you think just revising and learning the vocabulary and grammar is enough? I just always feel so unprepared for writing tests so I hope joining kwiziq will help.
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In the test, I was marked wrong on this question.
________ devez prendre une décision.
You and she need to make a decision.
☑️ Toi et elle
❌ Elle et toi
Elle et toi was marked incorrect, while Toi et elle was considered the correct answer.
However, according to the lesson, the only rule pertaining to the order of multiple stressed pronouns in the subject is that if moi is among them then it must be last. It uses Toi et moi as the example, but the text says moi should be last, not that toi should be first.
Am I overlooking something obvious, or is there a secret rule? I can’t believe that I am the first to encounter this, but I don’t see this exact issue discussed in the Q&A.
Thank you for clarifying,
Dusty
Why tu and je always end with s :/ and elle ,il ,nous, vous , and ils/elles end with another letters but tu and je are different persons so why:/
Lawless says there are seven male gender countries, and lists them. I have found number 8, Canada! Why does Lawless say seven?
Hello, i need help with the when and how to use 'l'imparfait' and 'le passé composé'
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