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This comptine is very charming, Aurelie! May I suggest that you find a popular children's song for it? It would make it so much fun and some of us could use it to teach French vocabulary to the children in our lives.
something that i have thought for a long time but why can we not have an audio button to play the whole text without all the breaks?
"Parfait, je vais prendre ça" or "Parfait, je vais prendre cela" .
Why not "je vais ça prendre" ? Isn't the object pronoun before the verb?
Bonjour,I started learning l'iparfait and I cannot understant why my answer in bold is worng, as far as I can imagine the other anwer in italics is wrong. Could you please explain??
"Tu sortais de la boulangerie quand ma mère t'a vu." means:You were coming out of the bakery when my mother saw you You came out of the bakery when my mother saw youwhat is the difference between these two?
Why is the future rather than the present not used for this? i.e. 'next time I will choose the film' or 'next time I am going to choose the film' because it is suggesting an action in the future.
"J'ai très faime !" is literally, "I have very hunger" which seems odd. I thought it would be "J'ai beaucoup de faime !" or I have lots of hunger. Why?
Elle enlève sa veste pendant que nous enlevons nos chaussures
This sentence had me thinking because as studied before when talking about one's own clothing we use the definate article.
Should'nt it be Elle enlève la veste pendant que nous enlevons nos chaussures
"marcher a l'ecole" translates to "walks/is walking to school" so why was this marked wrong?
Rule: words ending in -é are usually masculine (no exceptions mentioned)
Question: What is this noun's gender: ''amitié'' ? (HINT: Look at the word's ending)Answer: FEMININE!
Given that it is obviously an exception, why ask it like this? Just discourages students who've gone to the effort of remembering the "rules".
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