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Thanks Aurelie. This is much easier to follow.
If I ask a 'how come' question that refers to myself (and not to someone else), presumably the subjunctive does not apply? For example: -
"How come I'm not in the football team?" this presumably would not attract the subjunctive??
I only ask because other subjunctive lessons state:
'When something happens so that / in order that someone else does something in French'
S'attendre = expecting. Attendre = waiting. How can your answer in this exercise be both?
Greetings! Just a comment on the content of the article: Those who are ethically opposed to eating foie gras, if they are consistent in the application of those ethics, will probably also be ethically opposed to killing and eating saumon! ;-)
How would I say "Someone you can trust." ?
Quelqu'un on peut faire confiance ?
J'ai trois soeurs. Does this change to Je n'ai pas trois soeurs or je n'ai pas de soeurs. If the latter, then do all numbers change to de??
Hello,
"Il faut que je prenne un rendez-vous à la banque"
In spoken french, is it more common to drop the indefinite article when making an appointment. i.e prendre rendez-vous rather than prendre un rendez-vous? What's most common in everyday spoken french?
Nick
Bonjour,
Why is 'marron' (as opposed to 'châtaigne') unacceptable as a translation for 'chestnut'?
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