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Is "il est parlé couramment" C1-level French grammar? (La Voix Passive Forming La Voix Passive with simple tenses in French (French Passive Voice))
I understand what it means, but if C1 why is it in an A2 grammar lesson?
In the first sentence it is votre frere andthe answer is vôtre frere???
Hi Team
Is "Se Parler" always conjugated without the past participle agreement ?
Example : Elle se sont parlé.
If no, can you give an example sentence with past participle agreement.
please check: https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/french-english/se-parler
where the table shows agreement of Past participle.
Thank you.
When you write:
In this case, tous is always pronounced [toos], to differentiate it from tout (everything)!
--do you mean in both of the following cases?
1. as pronouns to replace a pre-mentioned noun
2. as compliments to an existing plural subject
?
Merci!
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