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Quebec is also a city; so when to referring to it as such, should the grammatical rules for cities apply? (E.g., Martin habite a Quebec)
(sorry, no accent marks on this keyboard)
For the very first sentence, I used "formidable" instead of "excellent" and this was not accepted as correct. Is this word out of fashion? Or just used in certain contexts? Thanks for your help!
For "they always made me feel" the answer is "ils m'ont toujours fait" which is passé composé. Seems to me this is a continuous action in the past so it should be the imparfait "ils me toujours faisaient."
How do I know if a word like les Lunettes is masculine or feminine?
Also do you have library of words I can look up to check if I am unsure instead of me guessing?
Is there any way I can email you to discuss a few things please
For
J'ai eu peur que nous ________ trop tard
I answered "ne soyons arrivés" but this was marked wrong. "Soyons arrivés" was given as corrrect.
Am I missing something with the expletive "ne" (which I do find a bit confusing!) Could you explain?
Thanks in advance,
Ian
pourquoi "inaugurera", c'est au futur ?
Greetings,
In the example above, the speaker pronounces the "s" in 'tous'. What is the rule here? I am confused on the s being pronounced. The sentence is:
Vous faites tous vos devoirs?
In the A1 writing challenge "Learning the guitar" the question
"because I find that it's a soothing instrument"
suggests the answer
"car je trouve cet instrument apaisant."
which I can see is very elegant but why is my answer incorrect:
"car je la trouve d'être un instrument apaisant"
I can find other examples on the web of similar usage such this:
"...que nous avons trouvé d'être un trait distinctif..."
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