Just wondering - in the sentence, "vous chantez 'imagine' de John Lennon," I learned in Rosetta Stonte that authorship of a book, song, etc. was 'par', not 'de.' Is that corrrect?
This is about "de" vs. "par" in the sentence
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This is about "de" vs. "par" in the sentence
This question relates to:French lesson "Conjugate regular -er verbs in the present tense in French (Le Présent)"
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Hi Joanne,
I would say 'de' for authorship ...
e.g
Les 100 plus belles chansons de Charles Aznavour ...
'Ne me quitte pas' - Chanson de Jacques Brel, ( paroles et musique de Jacques Brel) interprétée par Maria Bellaventure.
Hope this helps!
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