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Il ne mange des pâtes que le samedi. He eats pasta only on Saturdays.
Not sure the English is quite right there.. shouldn't it be he only eats pasta on Saturday.. he eats pasta only means he eats nothing else
l ne mange que des pâtes le samedi. He eats only pasta.... That is correct and is synonymous with he eats only
The French looks very clear.. it is the English that is impossible!
I noticed that only the 3rd person singular has the circonflexe on the i (Tu plais à Luc vs Elle plaît à Luc ). Is there a reason for this? Just curious.
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 not just use pourquoi?? This lesson seems unduly complicated
Why is, Ces chaussures, je les ai voulu immédiatement not listed as choice. The past particle of vouloir is voulu. Thanks for your help.
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