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I thought the principal ingredient in a food uses a (my keyboard lacks an accent) rather than de.
There are no lessons, just sentences in french and I'm supposed to know what they mean!
I am having some difficulty understanding when the conditionnel passé is meant to indicate "should" vs "would." Is it just context dependent or is there something specific I should be looking for to indicate these differences?
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You say you can never use des autres to express some other things, but when i translated, 'I have other shoes' on google translater it came up as ' j'ai d'autres chaussures.' So i'm very confused.Is Google translater wrong?
I have gotten a number of questions marked incorrect in this regard and I’m wondering if there is a set pattern for writing numbers. Are they to be written out in full or expressed in numeric terms?
it is so hard to return to lessons i want to work on. it is so random. i am in my 70s and reviewing my french for a trip and its like being in a storm. i cant tie down what i need to work on.
le vin is masculine so we should use du vin instead of de i need clarity on this please
Why is debuts plural? And what does it mean here? In English it implies a first public performance, is that also the case in French? The English translation of this is peculiar in that it could mean she is starting drama school. If it referred to the English meaning of debut it would translate as 'she is making her debut on stage'
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