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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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 "porter" or "se mettre" clothes?i know "se mettre" for wearing clothes. is "porter" also commonly used? Started by alan gould |
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on Tuesday Reply by Sandra |
"fond" meaning a small quantityis this a common usage: Il ne lui restait qu'un fond de vin rouge. He only had a drop of red wine left. Started by alan gould |
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on Tuesday Reply by Sandra |
tous toutI always have a difficult time when writing whether to use tous or tout. Since they are pronounced the same, I don't have the same misgivi… Started by Charles D |
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Aug 19 Reply by Charles D |
Cette nuitJe dois dire que cette nuit j'ai rêvé que j'étais retraité. I must tell you that, last night, I dreamt I was a pensioner. ---------------… Started by Crack1 |
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Jul 22 Reply by George Hunt |
using "de" not "le"i came across this sentence in a dictionary: De travail en matière de droits de l'homme est si valorisant. (Working in human rights is so… Started by alan gould |
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Jul 18 Reply by George Hunt |
c'est donné! it's very cheap!is this common? i guess it's an informal way of saying "ce n'est pas cher." Started by alan gould |
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Jul 11 Reply by George Hunt |
porter sur - to be aboutthe dictionary entry for "porter" included this usage. i'm familiar with "s'agit de..." is "porter sur" used in conversation? the dictio… Started by alan gould |
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Jul 11 Reply by George Hunt |
a partir de ce moment/desormaiscan desormais be used to refer to the past? example: if i refer to something that happened, i would say "a partir de ce moment..." but cou… Started by alan gould |
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Jul 11 Reply by George Hunt |
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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Jul 11 Reply by alan gould |
le temps que ça viennea dictionary had this sentence w its translation: Les gars, vous pourriez détourner le regard le temps que ça vienne? Look, could you guys… Started by alan gould |
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