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hello I WOULD LIKE TO MENTION THAT THE MAIN PROBLEM REGARDING LISTENING
PROCESS IS WE CANNOT MOVE THE PLAYING LINE SUCH AS BACK AND FORWARD PLEASE CORRECT IT
Hi, in the question where
“J'ai épousé Marianne”
becomes
“Je l'ai épousée”.
Why “épousée”? The aux. verb is avoir, and we’re using a direct object pronoun, so I thought it should be “épousé”.
So are they synonyms?
The "and" is superfluous to the meaning. In my experience, I have only heard it from people (some of them my relatives, malheureusement!) who have not graduated from high school, or who are deliberately trying to sound uneducated. Moreover, they usually slur the "and" so that it sounds like "... go 'n' visit ... "We'll go visit the Eiffel Tower when we're in Paris" sounds just fine to my ear, much better without the "and".
Walter B.
This is a number written in French: "78,005". How would it be expressed in English?
In this question, the number is already written as english...and not french. Just thought you should know, because I got the question wrong.
This lesson needs to be redone into more than one lesson because it's too complicated, confusing and frustrating. As soon as I finish studying it, I forget what refers to what.
can i use bientot with future proche.
i am soon going to buy a new car.
Je vais bientot acheter une nouvelle voiture.
is this correct or should i simply say.
Je vais acheter une voiture.
Hi there, I was wondering what the difference is between using "donc" and "du coup" or "par consequent". I seem to keep mixing these up. Whenever I look them up, they seem to be interchangeable but when I complete the exercises, this is not the case.
Here's the context: Du coup, je n'ai pas arrêté une minute aujourd'hui, pour que tout soit prêt à temps.
Thanks for your help
What I like most is your smile
However would it not be: What I like most it is your smile
Why is c'est -> is
It should be
c'est -> it is
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