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When you replace the direct object by a direct object pronoun (le/la/l'/les), it moves before the verb. That's when the past participle has to agree.Et la télé ? - Il l'a regardée.- What about TV? - He watched it.
BUT!I don't know whether the rule is valid for for "me,te,nous,vous,?
Tu nous ai regardé(e)s or Tu nous ai regardé
What does this phrase mean? Is he talking about the possible drop in prices or is there something else?
il a mangé de magnifiques gâteaux
j'ai vu des entroits magnifiques
what is the significance of the adjective before / after the nown?
Bonjour!
Hi can someone tell me if these sentences are correct that I wrote using the duration vs length of time etc
Je nettoie la maison la journée.
I cleaned the house all day.
Nous prenons le métro le matin.
We take the metro in the morning.
Thanks
Nicole
Hi, could you say a few words about “qui que ce soit”. Is this a special construction of some kind?
This appeared in a test question on Laura's site.
(If I was rich, I could travel a lot.).
Is this grammatically correct? No!
Shame!!!
Shouldn’t this be written as Elle pourrait voir son petit-fils?
Is it correct that simply the duration itself can express a duration in specific time frame, and 'pendant' is optional? For example:
1) J'étais là pendant 45 minutes = J'tais là 45 minutes
2) Je me brosse les dents trois minutes à chaque fois = Je me brosse les dents pendant trois minutes à chaque fois
3) Nous sommes restés à Tokyo pendant 10 jours = Nous sommes restés à Tokyo 10 jours
4) Combien de temps vous avez resté = Pendant combien de temps vous avez resté?
Thank you.
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