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In the example, for actions already done, using the infinitive Passé: "C'était très difficile, merci de m'avoir aidée." It appears the usage demands an agreement (if the speaker in the case was female.) Would it always be the case that agreement should be made?
Sometimes you see India written like Inde (Informations générales sur Inde)
Sometimes you see with an l' connaissance de l'Inde
How to know when to use l' and when not to?
Why is the answer "We will make a cake in a bit" and not "We are going to make a cake in a bit"? I can't see a meaningful difference between the 2 options in English.
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In this sentence, "Cette-fois-là, je retins ma joie jusqu'à ce que je fus sûr", they did not use the subjunctive after jusqu'à ce que. Just wondering why...
I encounter "hanoukia," the french word for menorah, most often spelled w/ two k's, ala "hanoukkia." Even here, there's an A1 quiz question "Nous allumons les bougies de la hanoukkia ________."
to replace him was "Elle a dû" vs if it was inevitable, shouldn't "Elle devait" be correct as well?
Why is « Il » referring to Tom Cruse? Why isn’t it referring to the film that Julie is watching ?
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