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I used "il a goûté des escargots," but the correct answer was listed as " il a goûté les escargots." Is that correct, and if yes, why?
I have seen other French learning apps that ask questions by saying: Où est-ce que vous allez?
Which is correct: "Où vous allez?" OR "Où est-ce que vous allez?"?
If both are correct, when is one used over the other?
Les marrons are sweet chestnuts; horse chestnuts, popularly known as conkers, are marrons d'Inde. They are of a similar appearance but from different trees. Also, I wouldn't recommend eating horse chestnuts.
Do I not need to use ‘y’ as it means “to arrive there’? ‘mais j’y suis arrivée’? Please explain. Thanks.
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