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Qui fait les mots "à ce que" dans la phrase suivant: "Vous aurez pu le rejoindre d'ici à ce que je sorte du travail"?
Hi,
Can we please get some more varied examples using "le" and "la" in addition to the existing examples using "les" and "l'".
Merci beaucoup
I do not understand this question and why both are correct:
«Il y a des visiteurs étrangers à l’hôtel», «Il y a des visiteuses étrangères à l’hôtel»
I understand the one about Germany as it’s taken the gender from the country, but I’m not sure about this one.
Merci
"Ma copine Julie et moi nous adorons voyager..."
Is there a rule for when to repeat a compound subject (Julie et moi) with a single pronoun (nous)? It seems that sometimes you do it and sometimes you don't. Thanks!
Bonsoir,
I'd like to know if the lack of the "ne explétif" is considered a grammar mistake or if it is optional in writing in the cases where it's supposed to be used when the verb is in the negative form.
Thanks in advance.
I was wondering how this expression would be used for sentences where the main action is accounted for by faire already. In other words where the expression is not modifying another verb. For example, if I wanted to say that "all lies are done on purpose", would it be "tout mensonges a fait exprès" or "tout mensonges a fait exprès de faire"?? Thanks, am having trouble transforming this sentence grammatically.
Why can’t i say ‘tout à fait!’ For ‘absolutely’ ?
Dumb question - It is "Nous nous sommes dit" because the second "nous" is an indirect object so there is no agreement, right?
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