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Can I say "et je pourrais dormir plus longtemps" instead of "je pouvait"?
In the first three example 'je' is followed by a word starting with a vowel. Why doesn't 'je' change to j'?
eg Puis-je avoir le pain, s'il vous plaît? --> Puis-j'avoir le pain?
Why is it "Elle a souri, et elle a dit qu'elle nous PARDONNAIT?"
Didn't she forgive them once and that's it? I'm assuming it's considering an "opinion" for some reason and that's why?
Also "Nous n'avons jamais oublié celle leçon?"
This is a one and done deal somehow? They are NOT forgetting rather than forgetting, so it's not a one and done deal. They still remember now.
Is ''faisait les vaisselles '' the correct usage? When I learn and write down the sentence, I spell like that. Am I right?
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