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"Isn't there a rule that when it's negative you use "de"?  "il n'y a pas de pains...""

alan gould replied Oct 8, 2013 to should i use de or des in this sentence

6 Oct 8, 2013
Reply by Neil Coffey

""chance", "occasion," "rentable," "rouge" "parent," comédie,  "resentiment," "car,"…"

alan gould replied Oct 5, 2013 to Faux Amis

94 Dec 26, 2013
Reply by Charles D

"i saw "cautionner" used as "endorse" -- i can't "cautionner" the sale of armaments"

alan gould replied Oct 5, 2013 to Faux Amis

94 Dec 26, 2013
Reply by Charles D

"if you're distinguishing "should" from "could" correctly, then you're saying that wh…"

alan gould replied Sep 25, 2013 to d'un moment à l'autre

8 Sep 25, 2013
Reply by Vedas

"Thanks for the clarification.  So "à tout moment" in English would be "She'll be her…"

alan gould replied Sep 25, 2013 to d'un moment à l'autre

8 Sep 25, 2013
Reply by Vedas

"makes it easier for me, certainly.  thank you.  "

alan gould replied Sep 16, 2013 to "actions speak louder than words"

4 Sep 16, 2013
Reply by Charles D

"by coincide, I was just reading a cookbook about the immigrant influence in the U.S.…"

alan gould replied Sep 10, 2013 to Woodlife translation

6 Sep 12, 2013
Reply by Pablo

"Hopefully someone more advanced than I will sign off on this, but "boisé" is foreste…"

alan gould replied Sep 10, 2013 to Woodlife translation

6 Sep 12, 2013
Reply by Pablo

"thanks for the very informative help.  i'm still uncertain about the usage to mean "…"

alan gould replied Jul 1, 2013 to auprès de

5 Jul 1, 2013
Reply by Vedas

"well, my point was that the dictionary (collins) does have "(usine) to be taken on"…"

alan gould replied Jun 24, 2013 to "s'engager" as "to be hired"

7 Jun 24, 2013
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