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MichaelC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Article contractionsDoes de l'orages not contract even if orages is plural. So not "des orages" but "de l'orages." Although on second thoughts its probably "le orages" not "les orages."

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JoseC1Kwiziq community member

When asking a question shouldn't we use (f.i.) "Aurez-vous ...?" instead of "Vous aurez ...?" ?

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AlicanA0Kwiziq community member

"On ne doit pas.." How we can understand instantly this sentence is talking about We or People?

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Elena A1Kwiziq community member

Why there is not liaison when we pronounce Des harricots? Should't it be pronounced as /dezaricot/ ?

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DianaC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

aimer détester + countryWhy do we say J'aime Cuba, but J'aime la France? Is there a lesson on that? Thanks

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JanetC1Kwiziq community member

French readings and audio at each level?While I think the site is excellent, I think it also needs to have readings of various lengths accompanied by an audio. Anything like this on this site?

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RobertA2Kwiziq community member

Do adjectives always come in front of the noun they describe? Peut on dire "La France est un pays merveilleux?"

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NigelA2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Significance of description of passe composeIs there any significance in the website's use of "passe compose" in some cases and "Le Passe Compose (conversational past)" in other cases?

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VirginiaA2Kwiziq community member

Are these sentences correct?Hello, I believe I'm over thinking and I'm not sure if the following sentences are correct in terms of word usage. 1. Ce lieu est le foyer de la plus ancienne colonie (not sure if I'm using le foyer correctly) 2. Un vaste terrain, se compose d'une population petite (should it be terrain qui se compose?) 3. C'est une terre d'histoire

Asked 2 years agovocabulary, how do I say, grammar

PaulC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

In and ToI admit to being totally confused about the rules for In/To/From for Cities/ Regions/States/Countries/Continents. I am creating an Excel spreadsheet for myself to clarify the rules and I am going through the several Kwiziq lessons which explain the rules. I am confused because the lessons use In and To interchangeably. Are In and To always the same word in French for each combination of gender, first letter (vowel or consonant) and number (singular or plural)?

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