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AnaC1Kwiziq community member

I think I read somewhere that one says "sur l'avenue". Is this right?

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LauraB1Kwiziq community member

For some reason I thought "en" was used when referring to ideas or non-descript things? I know en is used to replace things with "de/du/de la" but...I thought it was also used to replace ideas, things, etc.

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MeganA0Kwiziq community member

Je suis anglaise.

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LindaA0Kwiziq community member

Je viens de Melbourne en Australiemais J'etait nee pays de Galles

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AlexA2Kwiziq community member

AccentsIn doing the weekend French challenge how do I add the accents on the standard English keyboard please?

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Máximo B1Kwiziq community member

Why is it used "c'etait" with a meaning of passé composé ? I.e. "C'etait une belle soirée " Thanks!

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HilaryC1Kwiziq community member

Nous ne mangeons pas de lapereau- why not lapereaux?

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JohnC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

How do you say a "half-bottle" of wine?In the US we call the 375ml-sized bottle a "half-bottle." Is there an equivalent in French that does not mean "half a bottle" but refers to the size of the bottle?

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HopeA0Kwiziq community member

How do I know when to put a dash between words? Example: as-tu, avez-vous.

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JoakimC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Qui vs queIn this lesson, I would like to see something about the difference between 'qui est-ce que' and 'qui est-ce qui'

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