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In the phrase "j'ai pris la petite creature dans mes bras et je l'ai ramenée chez elle" you use the pronouns la and chez elle meaning it is a feminine dog. In the beginning of the story you use the pronoun "un chien" meaning a masculine dog. I am confused with the pronouns used to describe the dog.
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Nancy
how to pronounce a word in french?
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Millards de étoiles
Why is this?
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I noticed in all these examples the subjects are not the same in the main clause and in the sans que clause.
What if for examples 1 and 3 of this lesson, I say "He came without telling you." "We decorated everything without bothering you."
Would this phrasing affect how they would be written in French?
Or would I still indicate the subject in both clauses even though the subjects are the same, like such? "Il est venu sans qu'il te dise." "On a tout décoré sans qu'on vous dérange."
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