French language Q&A Forum

Is nul the same as using n’importe quoi? C’est nul ! Duo allows it. Thanks. 

“You are reading the instruction manual”. Why should this not be “en train de lire” instead of a present indicative conjugation?

I don't understand why we can't use the 

when there is no reference to a duration of time. For example "during that year the letters had been sent"??? This sentence seems like it was a one time action. ???

To describe "Snow falls" ot just "Heavy snowfall", which verb should we use:

tomber or chuter?

What are the subtle or not-so-subtle differences between these two verbs?

Why is "objectif" not a good translation for "goal" here, and under what circumstances might one use it instead of "but"? 

Is it possible for purposes of emphasis to write or say "Allons-y à Paris" or should I just say 'Allons à Paris.'  Perhaps I could write 'Allons-y...à Paris'

Je préférerais être une sorcière!

J'adorerais être un loup-garou!

Je serais un seigneur de la nuit!

En tant que creature nocturne ...

... se transformer en monstre

How to know if an article would precede an identity or not? Thanks

1. Présent cond. + Présent subj.?

2. Présent cond. + Passé subj.?

3. Passé cond. + Présent subj.?

4. Passé cond. + Passé subj.?

When, how, why are they used?

Louise a souffert? Je pensais que les sentiments, les émotions et l'action continue seraient l'imparfait?

I’m wondering what the extra "t" is doing here? Avait-il is marked wrong. (It’s an interesting exercise!)