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Je suis un professeur d'anglais. Ma femme est docteur.
Corrigez-moi . S'il vous plaît, Prof.
What is the conjugation of two derivatives of "venir", "parvenir" and "convenir" in Le Passé Composé?
The passive voice in several examples where we needed "was sent" and "had prepared" used plus que parfait ie) était envoyé and avait préparé, but for "the students were welcomed", my use of étaient accueillis was incorrect and the correct answer was the p.c.: Les étudiants ont été accueillis was correct. This seems illogical to me. Please explain the difference.
I can use the word( professeur) as masculine and feminine.
Bonjour à tous et toutes:
J'aimerais bien poser une question qui concern l'expression "sauter le pas". J'ai appris que cet expression signifie qu'on a décidé de se marier. J'aurais dire "jeter à l'eau", n'est pas? Je pense que cet expression est utilisé lorsqu'on parle d'un couple. Le deux veut-dire "take the plunge" en anglais. Seulement une observation. Don
Can I say "qui- sont-ce for saying who are they?
who are they =qui sont-ce?
they are my friends= Ce sont mes amis
Hi,
This sentence has not been fully recorded, it is missing below.
"parrainage", est une procédure
And, where is the word "hold" in this translation:
Although some elected officials concurrently hold several offices,
Bien que certains élus de la République cumulent plusieurs mandats,
thank you
As a Catholic, I was always taught that Jesus died on Friday and rose to heaven on Sunday. I know this is argued in theological circles unendingly, but there were three days between Jesus' death and when eh ascended into heaven, as is part of the liturgy, "on the third day he rose again". I guess this isn't a question, but I was surprised to read in your essay that he died and ascended on Sunday. Is that a French thing?
Il fait should always be followed by an adjective, and il y a used with nouns."
Isn't saying "Il fait du soleil" saying 'it is sunny?' Sunny being an adjective?
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