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KatieC1Kwiziq community member

Why not qu'on, as opposed to que l'on?

Asked 3 years ago

MicheleC1Kwiziq community member

So "dont" cannot be used in any of the phrases?

Asked 3 years ago

KathrynC1Kwiziq community member

Can you give some examples with pronominal verbs?

Asked 3 years ago

ScottA0Kwiziq community member

J'habite à Perth au Australia

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MarcA1Kwiziq community member

Intonation, English example?For case 1, intonation: if "just as in English", shouldn't the English example be "You are arriving soon?" ? "Are you arriving soon?" is more like an inversion and would not make make a grammatical declarative sentence as "Are you arriving soon." The standard declarative would be "You are arriving soon.", which can then use intonation (or a question mark) to become a question.

Asked 3 years ago

AmanyA0Kwiziq community member

J'ai une chienne

Asked 3 years ago

MarcA1Kwiziq community member

joil / jolie are listed in two lessonsNote that joil / jolie are listed here (good, they are short and common) and also in the lesson "Some less common adjectives go BEFORE the noun". Seems like there is no reason to list it again in the other lesson.

Asked 3 years ago

SueA2Kwiziq community member

Je viens de laSud d' Angleterre

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RadhikaB2Kwiziq community member

Can you explain how the same adjective is used in the before and also after the noun for example: Elle a les cheveux longs et blonds becomes Elle a de long cheveux blonds.

Asked 3 years ago

DipikaA2Kwiziq community member

Is it correct..j'y peux venir ce soir.

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