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Marie était (l'imparfait, être) réveillée (past participle, singular, fem)par les oiseaux tous les matins. Why not use the infinitive rather than past participle? or should it be passe compose?
Est-ce-que tes affaires sont dans la valise?
If want to use y in this sentence, can I say, " ils y sont"?
Je vais à Paris.
devient:
Je ne vais plus de Paris?
ou
Je ne vais plus à Paris?
Merci :)
I don't understand why Kwiziq is marking "le chinois" as nearly correct here (with chinois) being the right answer.
The lesson clearly says:
Unlike in English, definite articles (le,la,l',les) are used with titles, languages & academic subjects in French.
It then says the definite article is optional for parler + [language].
And gives the example:
Il parle portugais. / Il parle le portugais.He speaks Portuguese.Ils me rappellent de Milli Vanilli. Pourquoi est-ce que nous perdons notre temps en discutant ces individus stupides? Perdonnez-moi; je suis un veillard qui ne possede rien intérêt en tels idiots!
I have been subscribed to Lawless French for many years and appreciate your lessons, and also the Kwizig quizzes at the end of each lesson, but recently where I read "Test yourself on some of the French grammar used in this article" no quiz follows. Can you tell me why??
Can we use "Veux-tu je vais là-bas ?" as well as "Veux-tu que j'aille là-bas ?"? If yes, what is the difference between them?
bonjour.
Is it wrong to say 'Elle va gagner la course'? Why must it be Elle gagnera la course?
Merci
I know this lesson is about the plus que parfait but to say "had to", can you also use the passé composé? For example, he had to leave before 5. "Il a dû partir à 5 heures.
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