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Hi all,
just wondering if the liaison in the following sentence between "sortis" and "ensemble" is required, forbidden, or optional?
"Nous sommes sortis ensemble."
or similarly,
"J'ai pris un taxi."
Should we use Coureur ou coureur cycliste?
Merci
Tracy
1. J'arriverai avant qu'ils n'aient mangé.
2. Nous voulons que tu aies rangé ta chambre avant ce soir.
3. J'ai attendu qu'il soit monté dans le train pour partir
I use Avoir when Transitive as is #2 but why avoir in #1 which is intransitive as is #3.
This is the most confusing subject I have encountered so far. Please explain.
Nous ne nous sommes pas levés tôt. Ils ne se sont pas brossé les dents .
Are these sentences correct? Should the past participle still agree with the noun? Could you provide more examples please. Thanks in advance.
...as “which respect all the norms”. I’d translate this as “which are in accordance with all the standards”. Also, I’d say “glare protection standards” instead of “glare protection norms”.
Why can’t we say je l’écoute sur Boucle instead of en boucle ?
Good morning,
My answer to Q7 in this test was wrong.I wrote 'montre' instead of 'montres'.I am not sure why an 's' has been added to 'montre' since the auxiliary verb is avoir and not etre.(I cannot add the accents).I can only assume I've missed a lesson where this is discussed but I suspect it has something to do with the use of 'leur'.
Thank you for your help.
Keith
I have mentioned time as six heures quarante-cinq why it is marked wrong
I understand that the preposition here has to be en but I can't really get to the bottom of why. Chris has said in this discussion that the form is 's'inscrire en qqch...' but I don't really see this supported by dictionaries where à and dans seem more commonly cited. Is it that the preposition comes before the word quoi ?
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