So there is no difference in French between ' i haven't any more chocolate' and 'I haven't any chocolate left'? That was my confusion, I thought it was a trick question.

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Hasan D.A1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

How can I compare verbs in compound tenses? what are their position?

elle a plus mangé que moi or elle a mangé plus que moi
Blandine a joué plus au tennis que toi. (is it valid?)

Blandine a joué au tennis plus que toi. (is it valid?)

Blandine a plus joué au tennis que toi. (is it valid?)

which ones of them are valid?

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Isabelle S.B1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

What a great idea

I love how the audio has a female voice saying each of the feminine nouns, and a male voice for the masculine ones. I expect that actually will help us to remember the gender for these listed body parts if we play it a few times -- thank you!

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Fienner R.A1Kwiziq community member

An improvement note?

Just a note, when there are tips like the quote below, though this is could be very helpful, the fancy grammar terms without any down to earth french examples right after would make a lot of new students just give up without realizing an example is in the article somewhere. Maybe consider adding examples right after it, at least to save time?

Thanks for the fantastic website!

"Compound tense : en + [auxiliary] + [past participle] + [number]"

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Isaiah T.C1Kwiziq community member

L'accord de "on" au pluriel ou au féminin

Selon Grevisse, on n'est pas obligé d'accorder "on" au féminin ou au pluriel quand le sujet est bien défini et féminin ou pluriel (voire les deux).

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chris w.C1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

dont or ouLe film, ________ l'acteur principal est Jean Dujardin, a gagné un Oscar. Why can this not be 'ou' (accented of course) rather than dont?. It seems to work grammatically.

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Paris K.C1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

à, en, sur

bonjour forum et les experts

Au sujet de la phrase suivante 'je devrais être en train de boire un expresso en (à une) terrasse

je comprends bien la phrase, mais je demande pour quoi on ne peux pas l'écrire avec un 'sur' en place d'un à ou un en. N'est-ce pas aussi correct, 'je devrais être en train de boire un expresso sur une terrasse'?

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Laura T.A1Kwiziq community member

thankssss guyssssssssssssslike it a lot ! it is amazing the way this is put all togetyherlove it

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