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What is the difference between these three verbs? As far as I can understand, they all mean to dress.
I was marked wrong on this one. Vous faisez la queue seems correct. Not understanding why it would be vous faites la queue? Thank you.
In "M. Dupont et Mme Vichy vont au bureau." above, it sounds like M. is just being pronounced as the letter M and not as monsieur but Mme is pronounced as madame. Is that really how this would be said aloud? Also, is it correct that the M. has a period to denote abbreviation but the Mme does not? Is there a rule to help explain this?
Le hamster or l'hamster? İs "le hamster" right?
In the last sentence, why is it "Bien que les années aient passé" instead of "Bien que les années soient passées" considering that passer is intransitive in this case? Thank you
I can't see the difference between:
"i lived here" and "I have lived here" (options used on the test questions)
please tell any site that has a list of suggested vocabulary for delf a1
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