Should the sentence, "Et puis, qui sait, ce sera peut-être le texte le plus marquant de toute sa carrière ?" read 'ta carrière' instead of "sa carrière"? Otherwise, who are they referring to -- her publisher?
'sa' instead of 'ta'?
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Sydney B.Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
'sa' instead of 'ta'?
This question relates to:French dictation exercise "A writer's last hesitations"
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Michele L.Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
J'ai eu la meme question. Ce n'etait pas tres evident, mais je comprends l'explication.
Peut-etre une note dessous la phrase aurait aide a comprendre.
Sydney B.Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
This is an update from the person who originally posted the Question. ... I didn't know I had to include the context from where I got the example, I assumed it linked automatically to the exercise, test or quiz it came from. It was from one of the exercises presented in Friday's Weekend workout, "Carpe Diem". I went back & looked it up, I think it was the C1 exercise, "Les dernières hésitations d'une écrivaine".
I hope this clarifies the matter.
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