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This Brussels-area store's yellow sign says "La cour toi sie". Is it even french? The clerk in the store didn't know.
I'm hoping to understand the correct response to the question below
I am confused about the marking system. As an exercise I didn't give myself any marks. I only made, I know a couple of mistakes but QizbIq still gave me five marks out of sixty! I have done the exercise several times and have nearly obtained 100% marking my own work. What is the definitive answer,? Do I mark myself or do you mark me?
Why is the definite article "le" used instead of the indefinite article "un" in the translation for "-It's a perfect symbol for this seaside town." which uses the English indefinite article "a"?
When i look up the translation of le tableau, the first word I find is painting.
Would it be better to say le tableau blanc when speaking about a whiteboard?
Bonjour,
I just want to point out that I wrote "confiture de fraises" which was marked wrong and corrected with "confiture de fraise" in the singular. I have always thought the plural form to be correct and both Larousse and Collins dictionaries list "confiture de fraises" as "strawberry jam".
Merci beaucoup,
Hilary
Can I also say " Je vais bien" instead of ca va bien?
3________ enfants sont insupportables. Your children are unbearable.(HINT: Use the 'vous' form)VosTes
Two of my French references state that "strawberry jam" is "la confiture de fraises" (plural) but you marked me wrong. Also, they gave both "relaxant" and "reposant" for relaxing. In fact, in one, the example was "a relaxing week" - "une samaine reposante".
Why not du plus instead of aussi? Why not en fait for in fact?
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