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Could you have said 'le mur en face' instead of 'le mur d'en face'?
There appears to be a disarrangement about "ressortir" between yourselves and Collins
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/conjugation/french/ressortir
Microsoft French dictionary agrees with you.
A problem ?
I don't understand why "déguise" is used in the translation of "Grandma always wanted us to be dressed up for the occasion". The suggested answer given is "Mamie voulait toujours qu'on soit déguisés pour l'occasion". All the references I look at imply "make unrecognizable/camouflage", so I'm wondering why "déguisé" is preferred to something like "habillé" in this context? Is it an idiomatic expression?
I know it's not the point of the lesson, but could someone explain the use of chez in the example, please?
Ce qu'elle aime le moins chez lui, c'est son arrogance.
What she likes the least in him is his arrogance.
It would be great to see these all used in sentences to show the relation!!
1) On se voit vendredi soir = we meet every Friday night? or one specific night
2)On se voit le vendredi soir = we meet every Friday night?
3) On se voit au soir = On se voit le soir?
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