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épargner is a correct translation for to save up but the bot changed it to économiser.
An old castle is still an old castle. If it was an old castle, that implies it is something else now but formerly it was an old castle. It was an old castle that we just saw OR what we are looking at not was an old castle but no longer is'
Serious ambiguity in the question. Either answer could be correct depending on context
How would you say: ''It was an ancient castle.''C'était un château ancien.C'était un ancien château.Why can't you say
Dis-moi quetu fais le weekend.
Dis-moi ce que tu fais le weekend.
To get dressed is “s’habiller”
How would you say “to get dressed IN” (for example I get dressed in my uniform)
Thanks!
Vous aviez pu le voir une dernière fois.
You had been able to see him one last time.
I am confused where did you get the HIM?
Hello,
The lesson says that prendre and its derivatives take avoir as an auxiliary verb, including se méprendre. My understanding from previous lessons is that reflexive verbs takes être as the auxiliary. Can you please clarify? Thanks!
Maren
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