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Hi, so i'm reading exercises du style and there´s the following phrase: l'autobus est arrivé. Alors j'ai monté dedans. Wouldn't the être variant be appropriate here?

Bonjour,

Can I ask why the adjective in Maurice est un professeur excellent comes after the noun, while Vous êtes un mauvais avocat  comes before? Maurice est un professeur excellent doesn't fall within the 5 categories listed in this lesson- https://kwiziq.learnfrenchwithalexa.com/revision/grammar/adjectives-usually-go-after-nouns-positions-of-adjectives 

Merci！

what does this have to do with the way you pronounce the words in french? wouldn't you just say them the way you would in English

Are there any specifications in futur proche. For example, in passé compose when conjugated with être, if the sujet is feminin then we have to add an “e” to the passé form of the verb

I know there's also a 'ne' littéraire where you can indicate negation while dropping 'pas'. This applies exclusively for a short list of verbs, like pouvoir.

If I were to see a sentence like "J'ai peur qu'il ne puisse le faire", would the 'ne' here be a 'ne' expletif or a 'ne' littéraire? In other words, am I afraid that he can do it or that he cannot do it?

Why do we say "J'adore la France" but "J'aime Paris" ? Why dont we need to add "le" before "Paris"?