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Hi, I’ve seen a couple of examples where there seems to be both an argument for the use of the Subjunctive (as the verb follows a “que”), and also an argument for the use of the Imparfait (due to the needs of the tense in the sentence). In both of the examples below the Imparfait “wins”. What’s the right way to think about this situation? Is there really a “competition” here, and a rule for how to resolve it?
“Enfin, et je pense que ma femme serait d'accord.”
“Tu auras grossi pendant que tu vivais en Angleterre.”
Please how will I know this word is a masculine or féminine nous
In the first two examples ("il y a du brouillard" and "il y a de l'orage"), the audio version is different than the written version. Are both the written and audio versions correct and if not, which versions are correct?
je n'ai pas un voiture pourqui je n'ai pas acheté une voiture.
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