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If heard that in spoken french the ne is often dropped, so would c´est pas be a correct way of saying it isn´t?
The answer in the quiz was ce jour-là and I was marked wrong for putting cette journée-là. In the lesson it states one should use an rather than année in these expressions. Is it the same rule for jour/journée? If so it might be helpful to add it to the lesson examples. Also is there a general lesson on when to use jour or journée? Thank you.
Hi Aurélie, In the very first example you use the subjunctive with the same subject Je ne pense pas que je puisse le faire. I thought that I had read a rule saying there must be two different subjects. ??
Quelle est ton nationalite ou quelle est ta nationalite?
ton pour M et ta pour F. c'est correct
Citrouille and Potiron both means pumkin in english.
Is there any difference in its usage? One is more formal?
Bonjour tout le monde!
Je suis perdue par rapport à ce sujet.
Il y a quelques années une personne française m'a corrigé. On ne dit pas "à moi", on dit "de moi". Je sais que la manière la plus populaire est la première (et, normalement, c'est cela que j'utilise), mais je vais présenter un examen et je ne sais pas laquelle est correcte !
Voici un liens qui supporte cette déclaration:
http://www.lefigaro.fr/langue-francaise/expressions-francaises/2017/10/24/37003-20171024ARTFIG00004-l-ami-a-pierre-ou-l-ami-de-pierre-ne-faites-plus-la-faute.php
MERCI BEAUCOUP !
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