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Pouvez-vous me donner les recettes svp?
Bonjour Madame Cécile,
Sorry for distubing you again , but I request you to kindly answer the follow-up part of the question posted by me in the link below-
https://progress.lawlessfrench.com/questions/view/mamie-gateau-challenge-passe-compose-vs-imparfait
Waiting for your reply
Merci d’avance.
Why is it not "je ne changerais *pas* ma vie pour rien au monde"? Is "pour rien" a varient of the "ne... rien" negation?
I have reported this beforehand, which might have been the wrong thing to do before posting to the Q&A Forum, but it seems my point was missed by the person responding to the report, so I'll try to see if this is a better place for a more fluid conversation.
I'm not a native speaker of either English(though my proficiency level is definitely not low) or French(not so good with this one yet), but it seems to me that both *I'm going to go* and *I will go* can be used for immediate future (whatever ''planning'' arrangements might be), and it's rather ambiguous in the french sentence to deduce that *am going to go* should be used over *will go*, thus to me it would seem that both variants should be accepted as viable answers.
I would be glad if somebody could clear up why one is acceptable, and the other is not.
Thank you.
had a variation after the comparative that was not exampled in the lesson.
...celui de son frère.
...celle de ce restaurant.
Could the celui de, celle de, be omitted and express the exact same ideas?
Will the inclusion of these demonstrative pronouns and adjectives be part of a future lesson?
For example why don’t we say « je pense que tu sois gentil » instead of « Je pense que tu es gentil »
Thanks in advance :)
The question is above. Thanks in advance
Why Couldn't we tell Dans l' Yorkshire ? '' 'Y'is a semi vowel right ?
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