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J'ai acheté deux paires de chaussures, mais ________ me va.
I wrote "ni l'un ni l'autre ne", but it was rejected. It says it's "ni l'une ni l'autre ne". Now, I understand we're talking about PAIRS of shoes, not just shoes, and "un pair" is masculine. So is this an error?
Could someone please explain when to use which of the above? Thanks
In the lesson ‘Que = Whom, which, that (relative pronouns)’ an example sentence is given as:
‘La femme que je dessine’
An example sentence from this lesson is: ‘Le chat, auquel tu as fait peur’ OR ‘Le chat, à qui tu as fait peur’
I’m struggling to understand why is ‘Le chat, que tu as fait peur’ is not used?
Thanks
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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