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Hi Kwizig Team,
Can you tell me why prochain is sometimes used before the noun as in la prochaine fois and sometimes after the noun as in lundi prochai. Is there any difference in meaning (as in dernier)/
J'ai acheté deux paires de chaussures, mais ________ me va.
I wrote "ni l'un ni l'autre ne", but it was rejected. It says it's "ni l'une ni l'autre ne". Now, I understand we're talking about PAIRS of shoes, not just shoes, and "un pair" is masculine. So is this an error?
"C'est qui qui" is not grammatically correct but used as an example (see above). If listed as a multiple choice option on a quiz, will it be marked wrong if chosen (because it's grammatically incorrect). Just curious.
In he lessson: 'Monter can be used with avoir or être in Le Passé Composé... and changes meaning', the following example is given that uses EN not DANS.
Nous sommes tous montés EN voiture.
Could you please explain why DANS is not used as the 'Transport' section above states that DANS should be used.
Thank you.
Is ''faisait les vaisselles '' the correct usage? When I learn and write down the sentence, I spell like that. Am I right?
Salut!
Why do we not use rencontrer in the second sentence instead of se rejoindre? In what context do we use rencontrer?
Can you tell me the difference between La Coquille, le coquillage and la carapace?
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