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I put t'en for a question and it said it was wrong
why magnifique come
after noun in « endroits magnifiques »
but before noun in « magnifiques gâteaux »
La pile and la batterie are both translations for a battery. Is the distinction that la batterie can be charged and is built-in to devices like a cell phone, and la pile is the round object that's used, for example, in a flashlight. It can not be charged, and needs to be replaced when it dies.
Is this an exception case that we omit the "à", do you have other similar example?
Thank you.
How do we choose correctly between Être à ou Être de, like in the sentence above?
In this sentence: Vous comparaissez devant le tribunal pour conduite en état d'ivresse
why is it not "pour conduire"
Thank you.
Don't know about other people but I would really appreciate a section in the lesson on when to use "aimer" and when to say "plaire à". Great lessons individually on how to use these two expressions but not on when or why one is used instead of the other. Merçi!
Lise connaissait un super restaurant local.
Je porte des vêtements superbes. (this sentence is from another writing exercise, Louis XIV)
When do I use 'super' and when do I use 'superbe'?
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