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I got this question wrong in a test on another site. Unfortunately no explanation was given. Can someone tell me why there is no agreement when faire is used in this case as a past participle ?
Les modifications que j'ai faites apporter au projet sont approuvées. (Marked wrong)
Les modifications que j'ai fait apporter au projet sont approuvées. (The right answer)
Why does the sentence start "à moins que tu vives" and then change to "vous vous voyiez'? Why isn't it "tu te voies"?
In the sentence, Moi, je préfère la bière blonde, Julien préfère la bière brune et Max ne boit que de la bière blanche, the speaker and Julien prefer LA bière but Max drinks only DE LA bière. Why the use of the partitf for Max ?
how to identify verbs and nouns
Why are there 9 different types of past tense? NINE?! 🤯 Will even a native speaker really use all those? I give up lol
Bonjour,
In the dictation, why does it say, "l'appart EN colocation" (shared appartment) and why not "l'appart DE colocation"?
Why is the imparfait used here and not the passé composé ? The author only wrote this once.
I like to have models to follow, and your lesson gives the following model: Rappeler + à + person being reminded + [infinitive]
Yet your quiz question "She reminds us to take our jackets"
is given the correct answer "Elle nous rappele de prendre nos vestes"
The model suggests that 'à' is a necessary part of the correct grammer but here it would be marked as wrong. I am disappointed and confused by the lesson that offers a clear model that is not correct.
I don’t get the nuance of ‘J’arrive dans 10 minutes’. 'I arrive in 10 minutes' is the same, to me, as saying ‘I will arrive in 10 minutes.
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