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Le temps qu'il fasse demi-tour, il était trop tard. Pourquoi est-ce que demi-tour n'a pas une article?
The singular to Ces garcons parlent francais
Is servie correct
Shouldn't it be Servi as there is no agreement with aubergiste when indirect pronoun
Why is it wrong to use se tremper as well as avoir tort?
I *think* I understand when to use “avoir besoin de” or “devoir”, but how/where does “falloir” work? (Note: I asked a similar question in the lesson on “falloir”)
Pourriez-vous m'expliquer mes erreurs ? Quelle est la différence entre arbuste et buisson ? Et pourquoi va "dans le salon" et non "au salon" ?
-Merci
Why not "etait ajoutee"
I found one lesson in “Lawless French” that used blanc and banc as an example of “c” being silent due to the “an” being a nasal vowel. Other individual exceptions were stomach, porc and tabac. So as a rule is the “c” silent when it follows a nasal vowel? Is there any other rule that I can use to cull the list of words that need to be memorized?
I'm curious about why there's always a question about coudre, moudre and hair in the C1 tests. I understand that they're irregular and need to be learnt, but the questions are always in the present tense, and it seems pretty straightforward for C1. Wouldn't it be more appropriate to make them e.g. A2, and include a wider range of irregular verbs? I feel there are other questions that would be more appropriate and useful for C1.
Not complaining :-), just curious.
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