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in the exercise there's a word used "sûrement" as "probably",
however here it says it means "certainly":
http://dictionnaire.sensagent.leparisien.fr/SUREMENT/fr-fr/
and here seems to be meaning both:
https://context.reverso.net/translation/french-english/s%C3%BBrement?utm_source=reversoweb&utm_medium=contextresults&utm_campaign=resultpage
Somehow, I always translate "city" to "ville" and "town" to village. Help me to think about this differently, if you can!
Please explain the use of hors-d'ouvres vs amuse-gules or entrée
To translate "Coco Chanel became very popular 'by freeing' women from the corset", they used en libérant while I used par libérer because I thought en libérant would mean "while liberating" vs the "by liberating" they asked for. Am I wrong? Thats what I thought I understood from other examples in the past.
À or Dans le campagne when do you use à la campagne, when do you say dans la campagne?
What is the difference between the two? I tried to use donc il pose des questions but the answer was alors.
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