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Here depuis serves as an adverb? Can I use the present l'indicatif to construct the sentence? Thanks.
How can that marking - 0/75 - nbe correct when I get lots of the answers correct?
I think there is a small mistake in the English text. Instead of 'The manager has just confirmed me that...' it has 'The manager had just confirmed me that...'
Ce produit est inférieur au nôtre.
Why "au nôtre" rather than "à nôtre"
Bonjour , j'habite à El Salvador . El Salvador est trés beau. this sentence is correct?
How do I know which to use our of tenir and garder in any particular context, please?
There are two examples of the verb, s'avérer, in this exercise:
1) Et les compétences que j'ai acquises comme avocate se sont avérées inestimables dans ce nouveau domaine.
2) Ce changement se sera avéré être la meilleure chose que tu aies jamais faite.
My dictionary translates s'avérer as "prove to be" or "turn out to be". In the second example, the infinitive être is added to s'avérer whereas in the first it is absent. Is être optional? If the 'to be' is included in the definition, why is être necessary in the second example?
The lesson could also address how ‘qui’ and ‘que’ liaison with words that begin with vowels.
1. la pêche industrielle cause de graves dégâts aux écosystèmes marins.
2. les générations futures ne connaîtront jamais la riche biodiversité de nos océans.
In the above two sentences, is there any reason why riche and graves go before the nouns they qualify?
My question is about the use of 'en' here. Does this sentence refer to something previously mentioned, the subject from which the speaker wants to benefit? Is it connected to the use of 'de' with vouloir?
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