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I wrote, "Je n'ai pas le montant exact."
Would that have worked in that setting?
Why "moins DE soixsante jours" and not "moins QUE soixsante jours"? Accourding to the rule, we should have used 'de' if we wanted to say moins DE jours que de nuits. But here, as I understand, 2 or 3 days is less QUE 60. Thank you
Et toi, saliva tu___a la biblioteque, nest-ce pas?
Ce soir, nous___ au cinema pour regarded un documentaries.
Annette et ses amis___au gymnastics pour s'etrainer.
Moi et mon frere, nous____a la maisonette pour diner avec nose parents.
Ou est-ce que vous___ce soir?
Est-ce que tu aimes___au centre commercial pour faire du shopping?
Hassan et son frere_____a la Mason de leur grand-mere pour fever son anniversiaire.
Hello, what is the difference between the usage of these two words please? Or are they interchangeable? Merci d’avance!
There's a lesson on A1 telling to use le/les/l' when talking about body parts.
Why on this sentence "et je regarde mes pieds" we use 'mes' instead of 'les'? It is already known whose feet it is on 'je regarde' so I got confused on why the lesson says to use 'les' while on this exercise it is 'mes'.
Thank you!
Salut! Why is it “je préfère la pistache” instead of “de la pistache”. Do we not use du, de la, etc before food in this case?
Frustrating. I know that you cannot cover every eventuality but with the multiple choice questions, I am so often finding that I have got the topic correct but that there is another trap in the questions but the learn and discuss sends me back to the bit I have got right!.. like when to put -t- between two vowels (a-t-appellé) sends me back to the passé composé I can see that the traps are meant to be helpful but not when we can't see why it is actually wrong and keep making the same mistake.
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In the video where it states that amour is masculine and amours is feminine there is an example ... de grandes amours.
Why is de and not des
Would "D'ailleurs" also be acceptable in the sentence that starts, "De plus, je n'ai jamais été très patient..." ?
I’ve looked at the forum responses and still don’t understand why ‘je suis dix minutes en retard’ was marked as incorrect. More clarification please.
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