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SuzanneB2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
What is the conjugation and is it similar to any other verb conjugation?
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RonC1 Kwiziq Q&A super contributor
learning French language or learning how to use a computerSince I am «old school» and did not grow up with computers, I am always curious if the online educational sites are for the purpose of simply getting people to learn to use a computer correctly or if they are for the purpose of learning the subject matter presented. To that goal, is this a user group to learn the French language or to learn the computer usage with the French language as the medium? I hope someone can/will answer this.
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JenniferC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
I am giving you the keys so that you can come in versus I am calling you so that you can come?In the first sentence puisses entrer is used, in the second viennes with the can understood. Is it a general rule that can is as it were rolled into the subjunctive unless a physical possibility is being discussed?
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SueC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
liquide -cashwhen would you use the french liquide to mean cash in english. thank you
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PatrickA0Kwiziq community member
Would this be correct, as well?
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PatrickA0Kwiziq community member
Does this mean that these examples are correct:Un lingot rouge. Un très rouge lingot. Un lingot incroyablement très rouge.
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Kyaw A2Kwiziq community member
How can we say ''I want to + infinitive'' in French? Like I want to eat, sleep, go, etc.
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TamaniA2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
Omitting 'le' when talking about weekdays In a specific contextGontran a décommissionné le jeudi 12 mars. Couldn't the 'le' be omitted since we have here a specific weekday?
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BrianC1Kwiziq community member
should the past participle agree in this sentence, "Elle s'est lavé les mains" ?
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AnnC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
present vs future tenseLa question dit: Comment on peut mieux dire: I'll arrive dans 5 min. J'ai choisi "J'arriverai dans 5 min," mais le correct réponse c'est "J'arrive dans cinq minutes." Pour moi, J'arrive says "I am arriving" vs J'arriverai means "I'll arrive" et ce phrase est le mieux bien qu'on puisse utilizer l'autre aussi. Dit-moi comment j'ai tort. Merci.
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