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Hi, I was expecting to see a definite article (“un”) before rendez-vous in “J’ai rendez-vous cet après-midi”. Could you explain why this is not needed please?
Toute la journée, mon chat dort.
Here, toute is an adjective not a pronoun, I believe.
My dictionary says that "postuler" is a transitive verb that takes a direct object, so shouldn't it be "postuler un poste"? But the Kwiziq translation says "postuler POUR un poste."
Also, what's the difference between filiale and succursale?
Bonjour Madame,
I have often read about the usage of "Penser à + (quelqu'un)"
But in the sentence from the lesson which reads-
"Nous pensons à faire nos devoirs. Nous y pensons"
Here I think the form "penser de + (quelquechose) should be used as the people are forming an opinion of something(doing their homework)
So consequently the phrase should be replaced by 'en'.
The same thought is for the very next sentence.
Pls guide and verify whether my thought is correct or not.
Merci beaucoup.
Does this mean it isn't acceptable to use it on its own when speaking?
The question was:
Et vous ________ à une soirée.And you met each other at a party.HINT: rencontrer = to meet
The answer given was vous vous êtes rencontrés however is vous vous êtes rencontrées not also a possible answer?
Curious why faire is used in this lesson, Give me a report right away, and not donner? Thanks.
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