In the examples above, why isn't it: - Je n'écoute jamais AU prof'
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Aurélie
Kwiziq language super star
27/11/17
Bonjour Stewart !
It's because the verb écouter takes a direct object in French, unlike in English:
écouter [quelqu'un] = to listen to [someone]
Bonne journée !
It's because the verb écouter takes a direct object in French, unlike in English:
écouter [quelqu'un] = to listen to [someone]
J'écoute ma mère.
I listen to my mother.
I listen to my mother.
Bonne journée !
Stewart
Kwiziq community member
29/11/17
Merci
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Stewart
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27 November 2017
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In the examples above, why isn't it: - Je n'écoute jamais AU prof'
This relates to:
Ne ... jamais = Never (negation) -