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The lesson states that the e in, for example, 'joueront' is not pronounced.
Please explain why this is so when the verb in the following sentence, taken from the lesson, the e is pronounced.:
Nous volerons dans une heure.
In the exercise I am doing, I translated "we would have gone to her house" as "nous serions allés à sa maison", but the correct answer was "nous serions allés dans sa maison". Is there a difference in French between going to the location of someone's home and actually going inside, or are they both "dans"?
When I did a test, I answered one wrong because the correct answer was;
Nous ne savons pas ce qui tu fais
Could you please explain this?
In this exercise, we see "Peut-etre qu'ils". Why do we need "que"? Why not just "Peut-etre ils"?
I was marked wrong for writing "... car les activités y sont plus ..." in the fourth sentence.
If le la les don't change with negation, should the above general statement have 'le poisson ' instead of 'de' ?
https://progress.lawlessfrench.com/questions/view/what-to-use-when-speaking-about-generalities
Just found the above link which answers the above query. To save time, a few sentences on this subject would enhance this lesson considerably.
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