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Could "the next day" be translated as "le jour prochain"? This wasn't one of the choices.
And am not getting this at all...
"deux plus deux égal quatre".. you say the égal is an adjective... the égal must somehow be "working" on the two numbers like a verb and I am not seeing how an adjective can work in this position?
I grew up using "font" although happy to use égale.
The lesson gives the following two examples which both seem to refer to specific objects but use different constructions. What is the difference?
C'est une jolie robe.
Tu aimes mon pull ? -Oui, il est très beau
Bonjour,I started learning l'iparfait and I cannot understant why my answer in bold is worng, as far as I can imagine the other anwer in italics is wrong. Could you please explain??
"Tu sortais de la boulangerie quand ma mère t'a vu." means:You were coming out of the bakery when my mother saw you You came out of the bakery when my mother saw youIn the sentence 'au sein des communautés hindoue et sikhe' why are 'hindoue et sikhe' not in the plural form?
On peut dire "pour l'eternité, mais pas "pour une heure". On doit dire "pendant une heure".
Comment utiliser ce mot "pour" et le mot "pendant" en context du temps?
Pendant longtemps, pour longtemps, ils se disent, tout les deux.
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