La fois dernière or la dernière foisPlease help! I'm confused! Why is "la fois dernière" correct in this question, when there is a clause after the phrase "last time"? Thanks 😊
________ , Henri est venu me voir.Last time, Henri came to see me.(HINT: une fois = one time)
La fois dernière (marked as correct) Dernière fois Fois dernière Une dernière fois
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When last time is followed by a clause (last time I saw you), you can only use la dernière fois, never la fois dernière.
Tu étais encore avec Stéphane la fois dernière.You were still with Stéphane last time.
Tu étais encore avec Stéphane la dernière fois.You were still with Stéphane last time.
Tu étais encore avec Stéphane la dernière fois que je t'ai vue.You were still with Stéphane last time I saw you.
The Quebecois term "la crème glacée" was rejected as a translation for "ice cream," which seems unfair. It should at least be allowed as one of the alternate suggestions.
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!
What are the differences between translating "the end" by "à la fin" or "au fin" or "finalement"?
Please help! I'm confused! Why is "la fois dernière" correct in this question, when there is a clause after the phrase "last time"? Thanks 😊
________ , Henri est venu me voir.Last time, Henri came to see me.(HINT: une fois = one time)
La fois dernière (marked as correct) Dernière fois Fois dernière Une dernière foisLearn and Discuss »
BUT
When last time is followed by a clause (last time I saw you), you can only use la dernière fois, never la fois dernière.
Tu étais encore avec Stéphane la fois dernière.You were still with Stéphane last time.
Tu étais encore avec Stéphane la dernière fois.You were still with Stéphane last time.
Tu étais encore avec Stéphane la dernière fois que je t'ai vue.You were still with Stéphane last time I saw you.
je dois apprendre le français=I should learn french
what is the difference between those sentences?
Ok let's clear this up...I am constantly getting the wrong one...what is the rule...please...Javio
Hi, could you please explain the difference in using y/là/là-bas
For example,
I'm going to the beach tonight
Je vais y aller ce soir
Je vais aller là ce soir
Je vais aller là-bas ce soir
Is there a difference in these phrases?
"Mais saviez vous que..."
I am a bit confused here.. why saviez and not savez? In English we often say "did you.." but that is a quirk and actually means "do you?" and it is heard as present tense. I see saviez as "did you use to know".. implying that you might have forgotten.. This is clearly an active question and I thought that French was more particular than that on its use of tenses.
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