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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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 doesn't e-muet exist anymore? Why?Feel myself like a fool. At school I learnt that "e" is silent in some words like "pardonnE", "capriceE", "pEtit" and what do I hear at for… Started by LiXiQing |
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en fin de compte/au bout du comptethe first was translated as "all things considered" while the latter was "in the final analysis." so, in my book, they're really the same t… Started by alan gould |
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Apr 14 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
a missing "y"i saw this sentence: "Le quartier devient invivable. La police ne se déplace même plus." i would think it needs to say "...ne s'y de'pl… Started by alan gould |
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Apr 13 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
jusqu'en versus jusqu'ai see "jusqu'en used before dates or years. but it's not used for all measurements of time cuz there's "jusqu'a present" and "jusqu'a la f… Started by alan gould |
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Apr 12 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
vu que, a la lumiere de, compte tenu de...leur situation actuelle..." these 3 could all b used to say "in light of their current situation..." "vu que" is the shortest and the… Started by alan gould |
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Apr 12 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
ajouter versus rajouteri guess if i'm cooking and i'm told to add wine (for the first time), that's "ajouter" and if i then add more of it, that's "rajouter"? co… Started by alan gould |
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Apr 8 Reply by alan gould |
de'plorerin english, "deplore" means to strongly disapprove of something. but from the examples i see, it merely means "to regret" in french as in… Started by alan gould |
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Apr 5 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
english word "schedule"when u speak about a person's schedule, do u use "emploi du temps" or "programme"? the dictionary has "un emploi du temps charge'" for "a… Started by alan gould |
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Apr 5 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
french for "fluency"i saw both "la maitrise de francais" and l'aisance en francais". are both used? Tx Started by alan gould |
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Apr 5 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
rajouter versus remettre du selis there a difference? is one used more often? Tx Started by alan gould |
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