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Two options offered in answers for the last sentence. When do we use suivre de (qqch) and when suivre (qqch)? Thank you
I don't understand why this sentence is indicative form?
Tu penses qu'il est bon pour elle?For question or negation, I suppose we should use subjuctive form along with penser:
Tu penses qu'il soit bon pour elle?
Please help to explain it?
Merci.
When I used , it was marked out in favor of , which I never hear i conversation. However, at the end of the exercise, I see enlever used when the text is played back. Looks like an oversight or self-contradiction you can easily repair.
What would be the easiest way to remember how to use the inversion with the verb first and the Qu'est ce que etc?
Thank you in advance
How far in the future are you supposed to use the immediate future, I just got it wrong because it referred to next Tuesday, that doesn't sound very immediate to me?
this was my first C1 dictée. I have done all the B2 and B1 dictées so many times- but this is too difficult!
In the lesson re the Cyclades, I left off des and was marked wrong. In the lesson notes, it states that using de after se rappeler is optional. It’s required if one uses se souvenir. So what is correct? Thanks.
If one wants to say "a big storm" should it be "une grosse tempête," "une grande tempête" or is either one acceptable?
J'étais soulagée après que tu as réussi ton exam. Here, the main verb is in the plus que parfait and après que is followed by a verb in the passé composé. Isn't that backwards; shouldn't the main verb be in the passé composé and the subordinate verb be in the plus que parfait?
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