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Can you tell me which is the correct translation in this case and why?
I find it hard to decide which category it comes in.
It is logical that you have gone first.
1. Il est logique que vous soyez passée la première
2. C'est logique que vous soyez passée la première
In filling in the blank for Bob __ par la reveil tous les jours (Bob was awaken by the alarm every day), I typed "a été réveillé par" instead of "était réveillé". Could you help me understand why the imparfait was incorrect? Thanks!
Greg
une boîte aux lettres / une boîte à lettres -> Letter box, Postbox.
It may be worth addding this to the notes as an exception to these rules. I believe it is used in singular and in the plural ?
Hi there;
Can I spell out my difficulty with this?
The three sample sentences are (and I've re-ordered the clauses on one to make my point clear):
Depuis que j'ai quatre ans, je porte des lunettes.
Depuis que vous nous l'avez dit, nous le savons.
Depuis que je t'ai rencontré, ma vie a complètement changé.
In the first two examples, the second clause of each is in the present tense; why not in the third example?
Best wishes,
Hugh
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