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bonjour, pourquoi on utilise pas subjonctif passé ici ? merci pour votre réponse.
Hello, I enjoyed listening to this, but could you direct me to the B1 exercises that test comprehension. I found a lot of them for A2 but I can't find any for B1. Thank you!
Why is "était fait" used in a compound verb structure when avoir is normally used w/ faire?
I don't understand the choice of "allait" vs "va" in the sentence "Isabelle allait aussi tenter sa chance à Paris", as translating "is going" feels like "va."
Bonjour ! Vous pouvez m'aider à trouver les verbes qui sont toujours avec des pronoms toniques. Je connais quelques verbes (penser à /songer à /s'intéresser à) mais je ne peux pas trouver une complète liste ! Ou une façon de reconnaître ces verbes...
Why can't I say "Nous faisons du progrès." Do I have to say "des progrès"?
I am the first to admit my listening skills aren't great, but I was wondering if anyone else can actually hear the word "même" in this phrase in this exercise? I do struggle to pick up all the words sometimes, but I've replayed this a dozen times and can't discern it at all - is it just me or has it been omitted on the audio file?)
Hi, I saw the below sentence:
Zoé découpe les images de papier.
Why not des instead of les?
I believe it should be des images de papier because images are plural
Thank you
I was just wondering if there is a way to hear the difference between choisissions and choisissons? or is it like there their and they're in english?
In the lesson on the above topic, it states that if "passer" is followed by a direct object, it uses "avoir" in the passé composé.
Elle est passée chez Laurent hier.She passed by Laurent's place yesterday.
Here, passer is followed by a direct object, yet uses "être".Should the translation be: Elle est passée par chez Laurent hier?This example seems to contradict the rule, even though it is a verb of motion in this sentence. Should have a preposition.
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