Judging the accurate choiceBonjour Madame Cécile !
A sentence provided reads-
1.Les gens...........on a passé une semaine en France, avaient deux chats adorables.
The answer I gave was -> avec qui/avec lesquels.
However, the correct answer was -> chez qui/chez lesquels.
2.Le bâtiment.............tu avais garé ta voiture était juste à côté de la poste.
Here also, Madame , the correct option was devant lequel as opposed to dans lequel.(mentioned by me)
3.Connais-tu le médecin.............. il s’est fait soigner ?
In this case I am confused whether the right answer is chez lequel or par lequel ?
I request you to please provide a grammatical explanation why my options were not the accepted ones.
Merci beaucoup pour votre réponse !
Bonne journée !
Why is "it" in this sentence "la" instead of "le:" Tu ne la lui écris pas.
hello im wondering why is the correct awnser nous hablilons cause there was already a nours infront of it so i do not think that another nous would be neccersary.
trying to make sense of these rules.. it seems to go like this:
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Please post vocabulary for basic maths here. It only says "manger" in the vocab when the topic is basic maths.
hi
can someone please explain why " je suis desolée que tu es triste" is in indicative but
"je suis desolée que ton roman n'aie pas été publié en france "is in the subjunctive
i assume it is to do with negativity but the je suis desoléé hasn't changed
thanks
Bonjour Madame Cécile !
A sentence provided reads-
1.Les gens...........on a passé une semaine en France, avaient deux chats adorables.
The answer I gave was -> avec qui/avec lesquels.
However, the correct answer was -> chez qui/chez lesquels.
2.Le bâtiment.............tu avais garé ta voiture était juste à côté de la poste.
Here also, Madame , the correct option was devant lequel as opposed to dans lequel.(mentioned by me)
3.Connais-tu le médecin.............. il s’est fait soigner ?
In this case I am confused whether the right answer is chez lequel or par lequel ?
I request you to please provide a grammatical explanation why my options were not the accepted ones.
Merci beaucoup pour votre réponse !
Bonne journée !
I have always used the term « j’ai très faim », but I am wondering about the grammar. I believe that « faim » is a noun and « très » is an adverb. I guess that there are times when an adverb can modify a noun? Does it then become an adjective? I have just never questioned this before!
Thanks!
I understand une dizaine means 10 or so. As do all the other examples in the lesson. Therefore, what is the difference with the last example?
Je veux deux douzaines de pommes.... Why does this also not mean:
I want two dozen or so/or approximately - apples> ?
Thank you.
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