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Is it 'de' rather than 'des' because 'des' becomes 'de' in a negative sentence ?
Buvez-en ! means......."Drink some". Can you explain why "Drink them !" would be incorrect? Thank you.
Would "absent" work?
What do you do in the case of "il faut que" such as "Il faut que j'aille faire les courses." On second reference, you wouldn't say, "il le faut?" Could you say "" Il faut que j'y aille" or "Je le dois?" Or, does this "le" rule not apply to Il faut que? Scrambled here!:)
In the C1 writing challenge 'A bad matchmaker":
The answer to the question "who felt ready to date again" is:
"qui se sentait de nouveau prêt à rencontrer des gens"
but:
1. Why is "dater" not accepted for "to date" instead of only several variations on renconter or sortir? (Especially since dating implies more than just meeting.) Is it perhaps more a Quebecois thing than a French thjing?
2. Why is "encore" not accepted for "again" instead of only "de/à nouveau"
Hello kwiziq team, I have a short question as follows: am sure I hear the voice saying "je bois le bon tisane devant...", instead of what the text says: "je bois une bonne tisane devant..." - Could you please let me know, if this is because of me simply not getting the right sound? The word tisane should be (f) - Thanks for coming back!
What is the English translation for “histoire d’en profiter au maximum tant que ça dure.”
Merci
This appeared in a test question on Laura's site.
(If I was rich, I could travel a lot.).
Is this grammatically correct? No!
Shame!!!
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