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Et si la souris est un garcon?
I am unclear why in the test question - Chacun a .... faute, the correct answer is "son". Faute is a feminine noun so why isn't "sa" correct?
I conjugated Elles font and was told that Elles fait is correct. I don't think think that is true. Could you please examine that question and explain the answer to me?
I'm wondering why in the sentence: "...during that period, I did not have to take the train.", the imperfect of devoir is used instead of the perfect tense? Since it is a specific and closed period of time (three weeks), doesn't that mean it's not an ongoing action? Thanks.
I wrote, "Je n'ai pas le montant exact."
Would that have worked in that setting?
I can't understand that..really i'm unable to understand..please help me..because next year i'm doing A/L
Why is it "C'est là que j'ai appris" and not "C'est là où j'ai appris"?
I agree with the Kwiziq team members and some others that the words all sound clear, with my connection anyway. After I have completed the exercise and re-listened to the whole passage it magically becomes very clear. My only query is the word "honnêteté" where, despite numerous listens, I can't hear all the syllables, and I was wondering whether it is usually pronounced as spelled "honnêteté", or in common usage is simply pronounced "honnêté"
Is this type of sentence structure formal? I am having difficulty in knowing which is formal and which is informal. When will a sentence like this be used?
I would greatly appreciate if there was some sort of guide for this. Thanks!
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