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In the last sentence, in the passage " rappelle-moi dès que tu trouveras le temps de parler" I didn't hear the "dès" at all, even after listening several times. Is this just how the French (or Parisians specifically) talk all the time?
My question is about the use of 'en' here. Does this sentence refer to something previously mentioned, the subject from which the speaker wants to benefit? Is it connected to the use of 'de' with vouloir?
I don’t understand the purpose of “t” here as the verb is not reflexive. All these are equivalent but I’m at a loss of the use of “t-on” . What lesson would help with this?
On ouvre les cadeaux quand ?Quand est-ce qu'on ouvre les cadeaux ?Quand ouvre-t-on les cadeaux ?Quand on ouvre les cadeaux ?Why is the word order "Quelle rare connexion" and not "Quelle connexion rare" ?
Correct: It's hot and I feel like getting/having an ice cream.
It seems to me in spoken French you can say "Personne ne s'interesse" (or maybe "personne s'interesse") but apparently that's incorrect and, when a group is mentioned beforehand, you have to say "Aucun(e)"? If that is so, why is that?
I learned that “N’est ce pas” is rarely used these days in France. A simple “non?” is commonly used instead. Is that false?
This is more of a cooking question than a linguistic one but, in the sentence that starts, "D'abord, enlevez l'emballage ...", is it's the actual sausage casing that is meant here, or is it the marketing package that's meant?
How this work is vous faites or vous faisez? Is faisez don't work in a sentence or never exist cause in the practice this word were in the preactice questions.
Why can you not get any points if all the spelling and words are correct but that you have missed a comma or exclamation mark?
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