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 What's your bête noire of French grammar?Dear all, I'm looking to expand the site's French grammar section so am looking for suggestions of new topics to include. So in a nutshell… Started by Neil CoffeyLatest Reply |
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 When you start your carWhen you start your car there is the moment the clutch engages. I think there is no single English word for it. Maybe another English wo… Started by Crack1 |
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Take painsI have taken pains to arrange a trip for him. I took pains to arrange a trip for him. How do you translate take pains into French? Tak… Started by Crack1 |
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May 8 Reply by George Hunt |
UpendSummer is looming. I must fix my bike. Yesterday, I upended my bike to clean the chain and to fix a few things. French uses the word 're… Started by Crack1 |
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Mar 31 Reply by George Hunt |
The hand that rocks the cradle rules the worldI found the following French translation on the Internet. Is it correct? I want to get an answer straight from the horse's mouth. I mean… Started by Crack1 |
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Key Student Functions of "en" and "déjà" in sentenceI am returning to my study of French after a gap, and I have come across this sentence (quoted in "Le Bon Usage" to illustrate a grammatica… Started by Curt Jugg |
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Dec 23, 2016 Reply by Curt Jugg |
Épouser and se marierIt seems both épouser and se marrier represent the English words get marry. I would like to know the difference between the two words. P… Started by Crack1 |
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Dec 21, 2016 Reply by George Hunt |
savoir/connaitreIs there a difference in meaning between: 1. Je sais la vérité and 2. Je connait la vérité. Started by george willms |
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Dec 20, 2016 Reply by Esteban de la Cruz |
SlangHey everyone! Just wondering about slang and colloquialisms that you use with friends and family. Any input would be much appreciated! T… Started by Alice |
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Jour/journée with number and attributive adjectiveI was told that you should always use "jour" with numbers and "journée" with attributive adjectives. But what happens when you want say som… Started by michael rivers |
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Information and renseignementIt seems the English word information has 2 French words. One is its namesake and the other one is renseignement. When I went to Paris,… Started by Crack1 |
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