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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 have a question about the following quiz question:
Elle pardonne à Paul et elle _________
The translation was "She forgives Paul and she forgives us"
The correct answer was "nous pardonne"
I am confused why the first part is "pardonne à Paul" but the second part has the pronoun in front of the verb, "nous pardonne". Is there a general rule to follow for this placement?
correct answer is:
“Nous commencerions à cinq heures si nos patrons nous laissait faire”.
Pourquoi pas: “si nos patrons nous laissait LE faire”.?
What took you so long?
I don't understand why we here use the "qui". I would use "que" here as there is no verb following it. Can someone explain please?
I assume this is an optional liaison? I notice on the verbal pronunciation there is no liaison, but there is on the sentence "nous avons entendu..."
I'm surprised it's not a required liaison actually, as it seems like it would fall into that category based on my intermediate level french knowledge.
Merci d'avance pour la clarification.
Bill
I am confused. Why is "à Lille" understood for the first clause but included in the second clause.
Le premier train part à sept heures moins le quart, et il arrive à Lille à huit heures.
The first train to Lille leaves at quarter to seven, and it arrives in Lille at eight.
I find this lesson utterly indecipherable, poorly explained and VERY frustrating. With material like this, I begin to wonder why I spent the money or the time.
Sometimes it's envie de, sometimes not. the explanations supplied DO NOT SUFFICIENTLY ANSWER THE REASONING AS TO WHICH ANSWERS ARE APPROPRIATE. I'll just eventually memorize the "correct" answers and move on. Stupid way to learn grammar.
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