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Curious why faire is used in this lesson, Give me a report right away, and not donner? Thanks.
I have a question about using the verb 'espérer' with indicative/subjuncitive.
In the Writing Challenge 'A sudden reappearance' (15/06/2018), the translation of 'To be honest, at first I hoped that it might be an hallucination...' is 'Pour être honnête, j'ai d'abord espéré que ce soit une hallucination...'
I would have thought that this is an affirmative statement and that we could say 'c'était une hallucination...'
I have done the test several times still have mistakes in adjectives.
One of the sentence does not make sense for me or let us say could not understand what does it mean,
un orge grand comme une maison,
if I consider grand irregular adjective and commes before maison but the answer was wrong ! Can you help me understand why it is wrong and what does this sentence mean in English.
merci beaucoup
Does this mean it isn't acceptable to use it on its own when speaking?
“étant donné l’humidité de cette pièce”. Please send me a link to a lesson on the conjugation of “etant donné”. Thanks.
In the following example, why does Arrête drop the s in the imperative? I’m blanking out on the rule
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