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Looking for advice as to whether this works for - What do you expect me to do?:
Qu'attendez-vous que je fasse?
Shouldn't both "c'est" and, "elle est" be correct answers, since the question is ambiguous about whether it's asking, "do you like school [in general]" or, "do you like _the_ school [which you attend]?"
Is it that pronom 'où' is followed by a noun or subject pronoun?
As seen in above examples.
Thanks a lot
Why "ses jambes" instead of "les jambes"?
My understanding was that you used definitive articles, not possesive
bonjour,
wouldnt the phrase je vais skier translate to "im going to ski" and not I go skiing?
Wouldnt you say en hiver, je fait du skie or something like that?
merci!
Je ne comprends pas pourquoi on peut dire "la robe la plus belle"?
Like everyone else, I find this lesson very confusing, and I think it is because it's using a very poor example of when to use articles. I believe the translation is incorrect.
Je n'aime ni le fromage ni le lait.
I like neither cheese nor milk.
If this example is talking about specific cheese and specific milk, then the English translation should be, "I like neither the cheese nor the milk." But that is not what you have here. The translation you give is general, not specific. It really makes the whole lesson contradictory and confusing.
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