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Bonjour!!
I had these two sentences in a work book and one of them doesn't use le in front of the day of the week, why is that?
Vas- tu au cinema dimanche?
Are you going to the movies on Sunday?
il va à la bibliothéque le samedi
He goes to the library on Saturday.
Merci
Nicole
However, "efficient" and "effective" have two very different meanings. Google Translate is equally mixing things up, but the French word "efficient" does seem to exist.
Is French less specific in these two words, or is it a misunderstanding of the difference at / error by KwizIQ?
Dear sir
Why mes progrès not mon progrès please explain
So Kwiziq says you can use aimer to "love" a thing e.g. J'aime le sucre? That's not how I learned how to use aimer.
Aimer means TO LOVE a person or other animate object. And aimer bien means to like same.
How can j'aime le sucre mean I LOVE sugar? Kwiziq seems to have a different opinion about how to use AIMER.
And WORKREFERENCE.COM agrees with what I am saying.
Kwiziq needs to fix this, or explain why WordReference.com is wrong.
Bonjour!
i have just signed up as a premium subscriber and was wondering if there was a way to access historical writing challenges (as the post just says to click on the link in the email)
In the example "Tu y vas." -Vas-y!
Is "s" being recovered in Va ,as tu form is there and l'imperatif has been used?
Just want to confirm
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