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Is there a lesson that clearly compares when to use each of these. I'm struggling to distinguish between the three and was hoping for a side by side comparison.
Thanks.
Est ce que on peut utiliser " aller à" dans un contexte different ou un temp different comme suit:
example, puis - on dire " ça me Irai" ou " ça ne me allé pas" ?
Hello,
As I read this sentence over and over again I think their is a word missing at the end.
Les garçons ont passé leur examen et tous l'ont eu. Shouldn't the word passé be at the end of eu?
Thanks
Nicole
The sentence to be translated:
And then, after taking a deep breath,
The correct response given is:
Et là, après avoir respiré un grand coup
Why is là used? I wanted to use puis but it wasn’t given as an option.
Would puis work?
What is wrong with this?
Non, Patrice ne joue plus au football_____. No, Patrice doesn't play football any more.1. Why can't we use " avec beaucoup des glacons" but we have to use " avec beaucoup de glacons ", why " les " disappears in this case ?
It is so opinion on specific thing, so lesson says il est. But get marked wrong, is it because it is about colour? But is still a specific colour not colour in general
Sinon seems to be the only word accepted for 'otherwise' (as conjunction meaning 'or else') in this exercise. Autrement gets the strikethrough, although Céline gave it the green light in a response previously.
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