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My dictionary gave me a choice of "hacher" or "couper" to chop vegetables and yet neither was given as an alternative. It also said that "to store in the fridge" could be "conserver au frigo". Again I was marked wrong. Please explain your reasoning.
... et maintenant il désespérait de jamais la revoir !
In the above sentence, can I place 'jamais' before the preposition 'de'?
Il avait rencontré cette jeune Française dont il était tombé éperdument amoureux.
In this sentence, why is the adverb 'éperdument' after the participle?
Pourquoi est-ce que le imparfait est utilisé dans cet exercise?
Pour moi, entendre la phrase prononcée immédiatement après sa correction est un bon entraînement auditif parce que j’écris souvent erreurs à cause de ne pas comprendre les mots exacts prononcés.
Is the audio for “genre/s” ok? I’m not hearing it as that word. It’s the last sentence “qui est remplie d'objets en tout genre”.
I notice at times that when the full text is presented in the end, it may differ from the preferred translation given during the test. Both wording and word sequence may differ in a way that is not covered by the alternative translations suggested during the test.
Why does the first sentence " - Sophie, when you were in sixth form [US: high school]," translate to - Sophie, quand tu étais au lycée - there is no mention of the "sixth form".
What are the differences in use between 1st conjugation 2nd conjugation?
Here we are talking specifically about Mc Donald then why Il /Elle is not used
Bonjour,
Je viens de faire un exercise
Vos fleurs ________ de meilleurs jours.
Your flowers have known better days.
J'ai utilisé **ont connait** pour have known
Mais la réponse correcte a été **ont connu** (knew)
Vos fleurs ont connu de meilleurs jours" - You flowers **knew**better days?
Pourquoi on utilisé le PC ici? Plus que parfait pour **have known**
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