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I am confused on a couple of adjective forms-> mou and fou. Can you spell out the plural forms for masc and fem for these two? ex: soft couches, crazy scenes, etc
To get the meaning "listen to him" = "lui écouter". Is it appropriate?. Request clarification
Position of object pronouns in sentences with infinitives
What's the difference between: Bernard la lui envoie and Bernard l'envoie à elle. Aren't they indicating the same thing (sense)?
Bonsoir à tous,
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Mais après seulement quelques semaines, elle a commencé à s'épanouir : elle ne cachait plus sa bouche quand elle souriait, et on pouvait maintenant entendre sa voix clairement quand elle parlait, ce qui arrivait plus souvent qu'avant.
Can arriver and se passer be used interchangeably here? i.e. "ce qui se passait plus souvent qu'avant."
'se passait' wasn't given as an alternative option in the available correct answers.
Nick
when we want to describe someone's profession using 'faire', must we use partitive article?
Thanks
I think this could be a regional difference in English, but unless 'South of France' is a specific region, it does not need a capital S in English either (at least not in Australian English). It is unnecessarily misleading as it is currently written, as the French does not capitalise the S either.
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