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"See my comment belolw -- I was assuming it was a partial sentence. If it's intended…" Neil Coffey replied Aug 11, 2009 to In this sentence, is "c'est" necessary?	9	Aug 11, 2009 Reply by Une
"Ah sorry, I think I misread the original-- I was assuming that it wasn't a complete…" Neil Coffey replied Aug 11, 2009 to In this sentence, is "c'est" necessary?	9	Aug 11, 2009 Reply by Une
"No, and I wonder if "c'est-à-dire" would be more common?" Neil Coffey replied Aug 10, 2009 to In this sentence, is "c'est" necessary?	9	Aug 11, 2009 Reply by Une
"P.S. For pure completeness, I realaise I should add that there are some rare circums…" Neil Coffey replied Aug 10, 2009 to Pronunciation Question	6	Aug 10, 2009 Reply by Brent
"As a rough guide: -nt on the ends of verbs isn't pronounced -in consonant letters (a…" Neil Coffey replied Aug 9, 2009 to Pronunciation Question	6	Aug 10, 2009 Reply by Brent
"Frank-- I think it's not actually correct. The text is probably talking about a "po…" Neil Coffey replied Aug 7, 2009 to translation correction please	2	Aug 7, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey
"Frank -- I think the meaning of (1) is closer to e.g. Ça fait une semaine que je sui…" Neil Coffey replied Aug 7, 2009 to La semaine dernière	9	Aug 13, 2009 Reply by Frank
"I don't think these mean quite the same thing, and I don't think they mean quite wha…" Neil Coffey replied Aug 6, 2009 to Pareille OR semablable	1	Aug 6, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey
"No -- only (1) is grammatical in this case. Use Il est with an adjective, e.g. Il e…" Neil Coffey replied Aug 6, 2009 to C'est OR Il est	1	Aug 6, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey
"The exact spelling is émaux cloisonnés. It means an enamel object decorated in a par…" Neil Coffey replied Aug 5, 2009 to french expression	1	Aug 5, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey

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