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Topic: “Information desk”
Grammar lessons included in A1 exercise
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Topic: “Phone call from the bank”
Grammar lessons included in A2 exercise
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Topic: “Police check”
Grammar lessons included in B1 exercise
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Topic: “Renewing one’s residence permit”
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Topic: “Welcome email to a new colleague”
Grammar lessons included in C1 exercise
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Not sure if this is where I ask a question, but was wondering why "des" wasn't "de" as "differents" comes before "points de vue". As in "des differents points de vue". Merci beaucoup!