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Hello,
I would like to download the audio from the exercises so I can put it in my Anki deck. How do I do this?
Kind regards,
Sam
Bonjour!
Once again, (toujours!) I chose the wrong relative pronoun. I wrote "ce que" in the B2 writing challenge, as I thought "that" referred to the fact that it snowed last night (a whole idea, not just a noun). The correct answer was "que". Below, is the correct sentence from the exercise:
Il a tellement neigé la nuit dernière (it snowed so much last night)
que le jardin était (re)couvert d’un épais manteau blanc (that the garden was convered with a thick white coat)
Can someone please explain why que is the correct answer in this sentence, instead of ce que?
Amicalement, Cheryl
I was wondering what Me, myself and Irene would translate to in French. Would it be Je, moi et Irene? Or Moi, moi et Irene?
(1) J'aimerais aller dans le collège. (2) Je veux aller dans la jungle. (3) On va aller dans le bureau
"dans" in these 3 sentences mean "to". Can I conclude that 'dans' and "à" are interchangable when they mean "to"?
Please if you can help me out to understand where to put de+infinitive. I am so confused.
Par example- laissez-moi de penser pourquoi de ici ?
C’est mon rêve de travailler à l’étranger. Why I putted de here I can simply write c’est mon rêve travailler.
Et je sais que je dois pratiquer. Why here it’s not de after pratiquer?
Please if you can share me the lesson of this I have tried to search a lot but I am not able to understand properly where to put de+infinitive and where not.
Thank You :)
Bon soir,
Est-ce que quelqu'un m'explique:
Le phrase est 'le premier vol qui nous plairait'; pourqoui n'est pas 'le premier vol que nous plairait'?
Merci
Glen
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