Missing a word here in the English!
Bonnie
Kwiziq community member
8/07/18
Il est repassé par chez toi mais tu étais déjà parti.
He came back by your(s) [house/place] but you had left already.
He came back by your(s) [house/place] but you had left already.
Cécile
Kwiziq language super star
8/07/18
Hi Bonnie,
Does not 'yours' mean your house in every day speech ?
Bonnie
Kwiziq community member
8/07/18
Not without comparison. My place and yours.
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Bonnie
Kwiziq community member
8 July 2018
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Missing a word here in the English!
This relates to:
Repasser can be used with avoir or être in Le Passé Composé... and changes meaning -