French language Q&A Forum

The English text did not say it was “for the wedding” (for the last thing to translate). Nowhere in the text was there any mention of a wedding. So why did the last sentence have “pour le mariage” added to the end?

It would be good for this useful piece of information to have a link to a list of such verbs. 

In the short quiz, the sentence was  'Nous craignons qu'il  ne change d'avis". The correct answer given was : 'We fear that he would change his mind'. Because of the 'ne', should the answer be " We fear that he would NOT change his mind?  I also want to know whether 'change d'avis' is an expression?     Thanks.

The hint says "Literally: to take a nap is my favourite...", but it is *faire* la sieste, not prendre.

It would be great to see these all used in sentences to show the relation!! 

The translation was " Where I hope" why couldn't i say " Où j'espère" ? 

The answer "où avec un peu de chance" translates more like "where with a bit of luck".

In this exercise, we see "Peut-etre qu'ils".  Why do we need "que"?  Why not just "Peut-etre ils"?