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Hi - there are a few questions regarding de vs du - but none with answers.
I would like to understand - why in this sentence it is du soir and de soir.
Nous profitons ainsi de la douceur du soir.
I wrote “Non, je ne suis pas contente du tout” and this answer was accepted as nearly correct. Why, what is the difference? I thought the two expressions are interchangeable.
thank you
In the last sentence, the speaker says he can't eat salad without bread and "salad" is expressed as "de salade." Shouldn't it be "de la salade?"
This lesson states you use either en or l' ; but it does not provide any rules for usage.
Are they interchangable? Can I use either to say "In winter, I go skiing."
En hiver, je vais skier.
L'hiver, je vais skier.
In this question you have used ‘c’est’ - however it is not a general question. It is specific to ‘this’ apple. Please explain why it wasn’t ‘elle’. Thankyou
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