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I translated "how many times" (I've got lost) as "combien de fois" rather than "le nombre de fois". This was not listed as an alternative, but according to my Reverso app they are both acceptable in this context. When would you use one rather than the other?
Isn't ammener to bring (a person)? What is emmèner?
After taking the initial test, naturally, my level is entry level. However, the suggested lessons consist of things I have no idea about. I don't even know the French pronouns to begin with! How is it suggesting things like using La, Le, etc.
I'm not very encouraged to upgrade the plan if that's the case.
Would you mind clarifying this issue?
Thanks.
Why does an adjective sometimes come before the noun it modifies, and other times it comes after?
ex. "un grand bol..." (adjective coming before)
"une voiture verte..." (adjective coming after)
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