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“Le violet” is a specific item. Shouldn’t it take “Elle” as a pronoun in “It’s very pretty”?
as we are taught that - qui & qui est -ce qui are same thing and refers to - "who " . So why the below ans is incorrect is the selected answer is "qui est -ce qui " instead of" qui "
The correction says ‘ils reflètent souvent les problèmes de la socíété” but isn’t it “ils réfléchissent”? My Bescherelle says it’s an ‘ir’ verb… réfléchir. Thanks.
I have a related question to the "Je lui envoye une message vs Je l'envoye une message"
As the something ( a message) is mentioned after the verb, you don't need to worry about it; it is just the someone, which in this case is the indirect pronoun 'lui'. (i lifted this from the response to that question)
If it is already established that a message is being sent, can i say: j'en lui envoye ?
Do others have trouble with this voice? It is probably typical but for me the enunciation is not always clear.
The answer does not match the lesson, that “il” is used for specific things:
“Tu aimes le violet ? Oui, ________ est très joli!”
Kwizbot gave the correct answer as “c’est …”, whereas “le violet” is specific and should be replaced by “il” in the response.
1 (Incorrect)Your answerThe correct answerListenStudy suggestions10Je ne voulais pas écouter ________ .I didn't want to listen for fear that you'd be lying.(HINT: Use 'tu'.)de peur que tu ne mentesde peur que tu puisses mentirIn the exercise for the sentence "Later I make my way to the historic center.", the 5 stars for self-grading are displayed vertically instead of horizontally.
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I am confused. All the lessons on "Avoir du mal" imply that it's a fixed expression. So I wrote "J'ai toujours du mal" even though I was hearing "..de mal.."
What's going on here? Is it "avoir du mal" being used here, or is it another construction altogether ?
I'm confused here. All the lessons on "avoir du mal" suggest that it's a fixed expression. I therefore wrote "J'ai toujours un peu du mal..." even though I was hearing "...de mal".
What's going on here? I don't really understand. Is this "avoir du mal" or something else entirely?
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