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"Nous sommes partis en avance juste au cas où"
This is still being marked as incorrect (because it contains the word 'juste').
I have reported it.
The French don't drink "pintes" because they don't use the imperial system. They drink "chopes". Une chope de bière.
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Please tell me the meaning of peut
Can we say "Merci de regarder cette video" ?
Il faut toujours essayer ... avant de juger. I used soi since I read this to be a universal self where soi is used. Why is it soi-même? What’s the rule to differentiate when using On to mean universal, we the people, etc? I used soi in a previous question using On and it was correct. Thanks.
I understand the lesson pretty well, but a question on pronunciation. Is the audio correct when it pronounces the sentence "J'attends plus de mes parents" with "plus" as [plu] instead of [plus]? It seems like this could be confusing in spoken French, in that it might be mistaken for "Je [n']attends plus de mes parents," but maybe the "de" makes it obvious that this is not a ne...plus construction where the "ne" is simply dropped/implied? (Maybe there's a lesson focusing on the pronunciation of "plus," but I've not seen it yet.)
I cannot hear "qui"
Hi there, I was wondering if you could explain the present tense in the following sentence:
Mais c'était avant qu'ils ne reçoivent plus de 15 millions de paquets de la part des 26.000 buralistes de France...
Why is "reçoivent" in present (subjunctive)?
Thanks!
Why was l'imparfait used? I thought lepassé composé would be a best fit for the sentence.
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