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"That might not be right, depending on the sense of "As long as." If it's "For the ti…"

stu harris replied Feb 20, 2012 to Help with this wording, please!

 6 Feb 22, 2012
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"It's Je ne sais quoi, and it means I dunno what."

stu harris replied Feb 17, 2012 to What doe it mean when someone says....

 2 Feb 18, 2012
Reply by Grégory

"Neil, I'll give you an English subjunctive which is grammatically correct although i…"

stu harris replied Jan 20, 2012 to Complicated subjunctive question? or is it simpler than I think?

 10 Jan 20, 2012
Reply by Adidas

""increase by 50% in 2050" is not quite right. The French expression d'ici à means fr…"

stu harris replied Jan 13, 2012 to devoir (in conditional) + verb ?

 5 Jan 17, 2012
Reply by Sophie Hurst

"That's not quite right. It's more like sairt than sert."

stu harris replied Jan 13, 2012 to please explain certain words

 9 Jan 17, 2012
Reply by Sophie Hurst

"That's a surprise, Neil. I would have thought it was always "C'est moi qui...""

stu harris replied Dec 20, 2011 to relative pronouns in french language

 5 Dec 20, 2011
Reply by Neil Coffey

"Try fleeting. An étoile filante is a shooting star."

stu harris replied Dec 18, 2011 to filante

 1 Dec 18, 2011
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"I agree that gros bisous is not appropriate. I'd use either Amitiés or Amicalement..."

stu harris replied Dec 14, 2011 to Love from ?

 6 Dec 14, 2011
Reply by Jonathan Skinner

"By the way, in the spoken language they sound exactly the same."

stu harris replied Dec 10, 2011 to when do you use etais (with an "s") and etait (with a "t")

 3 Dec 10, 2011
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"That's easy. étais is the first and second person, était is the third person. J'éta…"

stu harris replied Dec 8, 2011 to when do you use etais (with an "s") and etait (with a "t")

 3 Dec 10, 2011
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