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"I'm not quite clear what you're asking here? Are you asking which tenses would be us…" Neil Coffey replied Apr 9, 2012 to Tenses please (no need to translate)	4	Apr 9, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
Key Student "Yes. This has come up before on the forum: it's essentially a euphonic device (that'…" Neil Coffey replied Apr 9, 2012 to help- structure of a sentence: 'L'on"	2	Apr 9, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
""ainsi" is generally suitable for semi-formal written contexts (so newspaper article…" Neil Coffey replied Apr 9, 2012 to ainsi (que)	2	Apr 9, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
"If they've put that in the transcript, it's just a typo. As George rightly points ou…" Neil Coffey replied Apr 8, 2012 to "qui sont soient"	3	Apr 8, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
"Some prescriptivists have considered "très" to be an "error" (but remember that when…" Neil Coffey replied Apr 8, 2012 to when NOT to use "beaucoup"	3	Apr 8, 2012 Reply by alan gould
"Technically speaking: An interrupteur is a simple "on-off" switch. A commutateur…" Neil Coffey replied Mar 30, 2012 to interrupteur versus commutateur	1	Mar 30, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
"My impression would be this sexual connotation with French "dormir avec" is less str…" Neil Coffey replied Mar 30, 2012 to question about dormir vs. coucher	11	Mar 30, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
"In general in French, when "has", "does", "will" etc are just 'standing in for' anot…" Neil Coffey replied Mar 29, 2012 to French for 'but my friend has'	3	Mar 29, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
"Just to add: in (3), I'd suggest: C'est un bon auteur, non? Obviously if you keep th…" Neil Coffey replied Mar 29, 2012 to tag questions	2	Mar 29, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
"Basically, as mentioned, "dormir" is the general word for "sleep". "se coucher" mea…" Neil Coffey replied Mar 29, 2012 to question about dormir vs. coucher	11	Mar 30, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey

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