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RogerC1Kwiziq community member
The verb "faire" in Le Subjonctif
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AdrienneB2Kwiziq community member
Should lesson title be "Qui / Qui est-ce que" (not ...est-ce qui?)
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JenniferC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
Si tu avais été plus petit, tu aurais pu être jockey.why is it not si tu aurais été plus petit in this example , as it seems more conditional than past?
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UmiC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
La voix passive with compound tenses vs simple tenses
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AthinaA0Kwiziq community member
When it wrong the " I am cold" why is learning such sentence then ?!J'ai froid J'ai chaud is only for excersise ?
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AnnC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
Use of don't/ de quiIn the following sentence, "La chaise, don't/ de laquelle tu as cassé le pied, est maintenant inutile," I interpreted it to mean whose leg you broke and thus answered don't / de qui and not de laquelle. Why am I wrong?
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UmiC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
Agreeing past participle with "on":
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PatA1Kwiziq community member
Quiz question - is it correct?Kwiziq suggests that all the following are good answers: Le garçon dont tu parles s'appelle Thomas. Le garçon duquel tu parles s'appelle Thomas. Le garçon de qui tu parles s'appelle Thomas. I believe only the first is correct. I don't think you use use duquel for human beings and It cannot be de qui because it does not make sense because of the pronoun.
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RichardC1Kwiziq community member
when does the past participle agree in number and gender with the object ?
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SurendraA1Kwiziq community member
tiers or tierce?It was not mentioned in the lesson, when to use 'tiers' and when to use 'tierce'. Which one to use when?
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