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Hi can someone tell me the different meanings between these two sentences
elle n'a embrassé qu'Alexandre
elle n'a qu'embrassé Alexandre
and in an example given at the top of the page why the meaning was not explained within brackets like the other examples above and below it.
Nous n'avons regardé qu'un film.Should it of said Nous n'avons regardé qu'un film (and watched nothing else)
Bonjour. çe sa? please check the above
Hi! Perhaps someone can clarify a problem I have in distinguishing when to use "de" versus "du". I don't have any problems distinguishing between "du" partitive (J'ai mangé du pain) and using "de" when the sentence is negated (Je n'ai pas mangé de pain). But in examples like the sentences I've listed from this exercise (Délicieuse Rédaction), how does one know to use "de" in "mon reste de ragoût" and "du" for "la porte du jardin"?
I am 68 years old and a habitually bad speller on computers. Does Kwizik actually believe that constantly repeating a particular question is somehow going to improve my spelling on computers
Hi!
There's been some issues with the tests again! I think you know what kind of problem it is right now, because it happens quite occasionally and frequently, so I'll leave you to figure it out!
With pleasure,
Christophe
I know que and a vowel is qu' but does the same rule apply to qui?
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