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How would we say "Every morning, she wakes her brother up to go to school" or "you woke me up this morning"?
Why is "quinze heures et quart" wrong for 3.15 pm
In this sentence:
Quand vous voyagerez en France, vous serez très occupé.
should 'occupé' be 'occupés' to agree with the plural 'vous?'
Thank you!
Chris' comment below about modal verbs (All modal verbs, like pouvoir or devoir require the infinitive, no matter which tense or mode they are in.) was an eye-opener for me as to how pouvoir and devoir fit in the big picture. Perhaps a short paragraph about modal verbs in general would be useful to others. Thanks!
This was a sentence in the lesson: Ce soir-là, quelque chose d'extraordinaire se produisit.
Why is it not "quelque chose extraordinaire"? Why is it "d'extraordinaire?"
Thanks for the explanation!
1. I think the translation of this sentence is wrong
On ne doit pas penser qu'à soi : One mustn't think only of oneself.
2.For me, it must be like this:
One must think only of oneself.
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