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When doing an exercise for my french class, we had to change a word or phrase to a synonym from the text. In doing so I came across:
Nous avons DE bonnes relations. BUT Nous avons DES rapports cordiaux.
Looking up sentences on Reverso Context gave dozens of examples but always DE bonnes relations and DES rapports cordiaux.
Can anyone explain please?
Can we use expier to say amends in the last sentence ?
Word Reference gives architecte paysagiste as the translation for landscape gardener. Should it be accepted as well?
Why is this not: Gabriel avait travaillé comme comptable pendant dix ans.
The hint indicates that he is no longer working as an accountant, so surely it should be past perfect tense.
1. Je trouve que tu joues bien.
2. Je te trouve jouer bien.
Why are Monday and Sunday in this context capitalized when normally days of the week are not?
I’m wondering why Nous is missing from this discussion. Ex: Write to us! Or Follow us! Is it because it is simply nous for both direct and indirect objects?
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why is this question son lit and not ton lit?
: ________ son lit. You must make your bed.
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