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The following -ETER and -ELER verbs behave differently: they always and ONLY take the accent è on the first -e (-eter/-eler):
-ELER: agneler - celer - receler - ciseler - démanteler - écarteler - s'encasteler - geler (and derivatives: dégeler, congeler, surgeler) - marteler - modeler - peler
-ETER: acheter (and derivatives:racheter) - bégueter - corseter - crocheter - fileter - fureter - haleter
Shouldn't "mon coeur" be "mon cœur?"
I cannot differenciate between pronoun etre a and le mien la mienne ...
What is the difference in their function (use)
Not entirely sure what this rule entails / under what circumstances it operates.
Thanks in advance!
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James
This fellow doesn't do any linking at all. Where does he live? What's his excuse for not saying C'est tun livre? I know some linking is facultatif, but "C'est un" would seem to be a no-brainer.
Dear all, some queries:
1. Could "I'd been certain" is translated as "je m'étais senti certain" ?
2. Could "la chance n'était pas de mon côté" have been translated as "les chances n'étaient pas de mon côté" ?
3. Could "Nous serions ensuite allés dans sa nouvelle maison" be translated as "Nous serions allés ensuite à sa maison neuve" ? Queries here about "dans sa nouvelle maison" vs "à sa maison neuve" and also about the position of "ensuite" in the sentence.
4. Could "que j'aurais fait meubler au préalable" be translated as "que j’aurais fourni en avance" ?
5. Could "au fil des ans" have been translated as "pendant les années" ?
Thanks in advance as always.
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In test answer "Ces leçons ont permis à Fred d'améliorer son français" why is the à and the d' doing?
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