As I can understand, lui/leur is more when we are addressing an action towards someone, right? je lui parle, je leur demande, etc. in the test the question was about "voler" FROM sbody. So is it an exceptional case, or is it both "to" and "from" direction? Thanks!

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Kevin C.B1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Great lesson--thank you. Don't know how I missed knowing this!

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Judy C.B2Kwiziq community member

I have never heard of “or” as a word much less meaning “yet”. Explain please

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Lixin D.A2Kwiziq community member

pointe le bout de son nez

Bonjour Cécile

I thinker "pointe" here is the verb "pointer", usually we user the finger to point, I can not imagine the sun points its nose tip since usually we think the sun has only the face.

Lixin

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Helen C.A1Kwiziq community member

I was trying to say 'you don't like them' (ie dogs) so I said 'tu les n'aime pas. Is the wrong?

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Deborah K.B2Kwiziq community member

Passe compose for a reflexive verb.The answer to a question in the Kwiz was "Nous nous sommes brosse" (with an accent). Shouldn't that have been brosses (with an accent)?

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