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How come in the 3rd sentence, "l'avion" is used and in the rest of the excerpt, "le vol" is used?
I'm confused when to use 'plus que' versus 'plus de'
From the text we see 'est plus que compensé par' and then 'pendant plus de quelques secondes'.How do you know which to use?
Why "Je vais chez le boucher" and not "Je vais au boucher" when for going to boulangerie and marché, the answers are " je vais à la boulangerie" and "je peux aller au marché"? Are there certain places we need to use "chez" instead of "à"?
For some reason I can't reply to a specific response, so I'll have to post this as a seperate comment.
This is a follow up question to Laura's translation of "She ought to really stop seeing him", which she wrote as "Elle devrait vraiment arreter de le voir." I'm wondering if the phrase "Elle devrait vraiment s'arreter de le voir" is also acceptable.
How is Il fait bon aujourd'hui "It is warm" as your test implies? Should it not be "Il fait chaud"? I would think the translation should have been correct as "It is nice" today for Il fait bon aujourd'hui.
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