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I believe there is an error in the sentence: "mais la majorite des parents inscrivent leurs enfants.
La majority is singular, hence the verb should be "inscrit"
Right?
Hi, what's the difference between saying "Je vais dans ma chambre" as in the lesson, and "Je vais à ma chambre"? Do they both mean I'm going to my room?
Bonjour! I had always thought that conjugations like "voulons" and "voulez" were pronounced differently before vowels vs. consonants. For example, I thought "vous voulez de l'eau" would be pronounced "vu vu-lay de l'oh" but "vous voulez une glace" would be pronounced "vu vu-laise une glace." Similarly, "nous voulons de l'eau" would be pronounced "nu vu-lohn de l'oh" (not sure how best to represent the french nasal N) but "nous voulons une glace" would be pronounced "nu vu-lonz une glace."
I notice in the pronunciation sound guides above, however, that the endings of the words are not pronounced prior to a vowel.
Am I wrong about pronunciation before vowels or are the sound clips incorrect?
Hello, I m trying to understand this sentence:
J'utilise ces tomates. Ce sont les dernières.
Are we using ce sont here before the article les? My first reaction was to say elles sont...
thank you.
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