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Salut,
Where can I find lesson for ce dont and ce à quoi, please?
pour m'aider à rester motivée. Pourquoi cette phrase utilise deux infinitifs?
À la dictée Pot Luck, dans la dernière phrase, pourquoi est-ce que permettre à et rendre au futur--qui pesteront au jeune de mûrir et qui rendront, etc?
Hi everyone :)
I'd like to ask, does "baggy" means "large" in french ?
I doubt it.
Thank you
In English there is a formal difference between "old" and "antique". For a car to be "antique", it must be at least a certain number of years old. Similarly, "veteran" cars must also be at least a certain number of years old, which is less than the definition of "antique". Isn't there a formal distinction between "old" and "antique" and "veteran" in French?
.Can you say:
Je suis allée à Paris ainsi que à Bordeaux.
can we say 'de lundi à vendredi'? because it is only one week stay. I think there is no repeat
Usage of à vs de.
The lecture above says this:
Note that you use à when describing going to or being in a city.And you use de to indicate being, coming or returning from a city.
I'm confused. I thought we use à to say we are in a city. Why is it also used in "de"?
Bonjour à tous!
Le substantif "science fiction" s'écrit-il avec ou sans tiret? Dans mon dictionnaire Larousse, c'est écrit avec un tiret. C'est un petit détail, mais je préfère être certain. Merci!
In the question...
Comment ________ tes vacances ?How are your holidays going?... I wrote "vont" instead of "se passent". Why is that unacceptable, given that you can say "Comment allez-vous?"? Can you only use "aller" with people to mean "go" in this sense?
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