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Would it be correct to say: Elle va et prendre leur commande. (She goes and takes their order.)
puis j'irais en Arizona (from fill in the blanks). As I learned from other sources all US states are masculine but 9: la Californie, la Caroline du Nord, la Caroline du Sud, la Floride, la Géorgie, la Louisiane, la Pennsylvanie, la Virginie, la Virginie occidentale. So, Arizona is not feminine ? So shouldn't it be à l'Arizona?
if s'attendre a ce que is to dread why is it tu t'attend a etre licence, surely you dread to be fired
I've read the comments and know that this lesson is being reviewed. It can't come soon enough. It really is poorly written, and I'm just not going to test on it until it's edited, changed or whatever. Will try to learn the topic via some other means.
"Je pense que les gens qui considerent ce jeu puerile..." The speaker, the "gens" and the game are all masculine, so why is puerile in the feminine form? Should it not be pueril?
Why is the passé composé used here: "Depuis que je t'ai rencontré.." when the rule says you use "depuis que + l'indicatif" --very confusing and frustrating without an explanation.
"duquel" is unacceptable here instead of "de ce que"
can I use "on" instead of for passive sentences
for example
on a donné de l'argent ( money was given to us)
I wish your helps
I am always confused about when to use the article le la l’...
We are from (de). does or does not need a la or a du (de le)
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
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