Confused again.. your examples all use the form “il est dix heures vingt-cinq”.. in response to “quelle heure est-il”, would c’est dix heures vingt-cinq be equally acceptable?

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Dragana E.C1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Tout ce qui/que

Can it ever be “ Toute ce qui/que”

Feminine? or is it a fixed expression?

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Frank G.A1Kwiziq community member

How do I say I am okay?

How do I say 'I am well'?

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D. A.C1Kwiziq community member

I must have done it or I had to do it

Both of the sentences above are translated as "J'ai du le faire".

BUT the two formulations in English have not-very-subtle differences in meaning.

"I had to..." implies "I was obligated to.." or "I was forced to..." - very definite!

"I must have..." implies "I may have forgotten to ..." -- quite indefinite!

How are these different flavors of meaning expressed en francais?

Asked 4 years ago

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Cathy L.A1Kwiziq community member

May I know when to use me and when to use me y

je me repose là pendant quelques minutes.

je m'y repose pendant quelques minutes.

je m'y relaxe durant quelques minutes.

May I know what the me y make the meaning different here from me only?

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Kay C.C1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

te vs vousTon costume de pèlerin ________parfaitement. Your pilgrim costume suits you perfectly. In this question I answered "vous va" The "vous" being the indirect pronoun. The correct answer was "te va" I thought they are both "you" just one is singular and informal and the other is formal singular and plural. Is this not correct. How do I know which is correct?

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Faithandrews L.A0Kwiziq community member

since On is used to refer to we/ people etc, why does it make use of the subject verb conjugation of il/elle. eg il est/ on est. Instead of On sommes

Sorry, if my questions may sound dumb but i am a curious person. Not satisfying my curiosity can keep me in a blank world of confusion.

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Daniel B.A1Kwiziq community member

Pronunciation of "ont" before a vowel as in "Ils ont un bébé." In the lesson, the speaker did not pronounce the "t" before the "un." Is that normal?

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