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Can you say "en levant [...] une des branches"? What's the difference between "lever" and "soulever"?
Also, just wondering why "avec l'aide de" isn't one of the accepted answers for the sentence "À l'aide de miettes de biscuit"?
I don't understand "arrivés" at the end of the sentence. Is "on est" understood?
Est-ce que tu veux que je prenne de la crème solaire ou est-ce qu'on en achètera une fois arrivés ?
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!
Nous avons attendu pendant qu'il changeait le pneu.
Why is 'que' needed? The 2nd clause uses the imparfait. So, except for le present, can other tenses follow 'pendant que' ?
Even though I do now understand the difference between when to use those two prepositions, I am having trouble pronouncing them. Is there a way? Is the X silent? Thank you.
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