French language Q&A Forum

If

Ne le lui donne pas is don't give it to her, 

what is don't give it to him?

I have seen the use of "si que possible" instead of "si c'est possible". what is the difference?

What happens when the indefinite article is followed by a preposition?

For example :

Le médecin travaille dans un hôpital.

The negative sentence according to the rule is ' Le médecin ne travaille pas dans d'hôpital ' . 

But d'hôpital sounds so absurd.

Is there any rule of negation when the the indefinite article is followed by a preposition?

If a sentence says "Elle a fait cueillir des fleurs.", then to turn des fleurs into a pronoun object I would normally use "en". Is it correct to say, "Elle en a fait cueillir." She had some picked. Or should it be "Elle les a fait cueillir." I have never seen an example of causative faire with "en", so not sure if it is correct.

"I've got a blue pen and a blue shirt".  I've got???  I don't think that's proper English anywhere.

My answer "qu'est-ce qu'elle va acheter?" was marked wrong. Why?

why is partir right ans sortir wrong pleas. i thought sortir is to go out so would be acceptable here, but isn't

is for same question as below, will you have left by 4 oclock

Since étoiles started with a vowel- I entered “millards d’étoiles- but it was marked wrong for

Millards de étoiles

Why is this?

Hi,

"chat" is a masculine noun in French, but can I use it to refer to my female cat? 

When I'm talking about her, e.g. my cat is going to eat her breakast, do I still say

"Mon chat vas manger son petit-dejeuner?" 

What is the best way of talking about my female cat in this context?