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I thought 'un peu' (as in the text above) is followed by 'de'...
Je parle un peu d'anglais avec lui.
jennifer
why is it fais instead of fait
How would you say "Which shoes are yours?"
What role does the '-t-' play here?
One of the sentences was: Je courrai jusqu'à chez moi.
I know it doesn't relate to the future, but why use jusqu'à ?
Thanks!
The subject of the lesson says subjunctif présent always follows vouloir que. If the sentence is in the past "elle a voulu que"' what happens to the subjunctive? Is it really in the present "elle a voulu que le chien parte" or should the subjunctive past be used? "'elle a voulu que le chien soit parti."'
I tried reporting this as a problem, but was redirected back here to submit it as a question to the French experts, so here I am.
I would like to go back and improve A1. My score is currently 77%. How do I get it to have me review what I do not know well, which I thought was the whole point of the system.
Currently 7 of the 10 topics it gives me I have over 90%, and five of those are over 97%. These are not the topics I need to improve! I have no shortage of topics with lower scores in A1, obviously, with a 77% average in A1.
I am just clicking the "Test now" button next to A1.
What does RTT mean? I had never heard of this term in the dictée and its not the sort of thing that is covered in the explaining lessons
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