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Curt Jugg's Discussions (64)

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"I've been doing some research on this subject and I've discovered that partitive art…"

Curt Jugg replied Nov 9, 2012 to Use of partitive article

15 Nov 10, 2012
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Key Student

"No, George. I was just seeking confirmation that the alternative without de was also…"

Curt Jugg replied Nov 6, 2012 to Use of partitive article

15 Nov 10, 2012
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Key Student

"Thanks, Neil. A very subtle distinction! Having said that, would "De la pâte à pain…"

Curt Jugg replied Nov 6, 2012 to Use of partitive article

15 Nov 10, 2012
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Key Student

"Hi, George According to my grammar an impersonal construction is one like this: "Il…"

Curt Jugg replied Nov 5, 2012 to Use of partitive article

15 Nov 10, 2012
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Key Student

"Thanks for your reply, George. Yes, I wondered if there was a rule, as you suggest,…"

Curt Jugg replied Nov 5, 2012 to Use of partitive article

15 Nov 10, 2012
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Key Student

"Thanks for these replies, Neil and Deborah. Very complicated indeed, but also very i…"

Curt Jugg replied Nov 2, 2012 to Non-agreement of past participle

8 Nov 4, 2012
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Key Student

"Very helpful reply, Neil. Thanks a lot."

Curt Jugg replied Mar 7, 2011 to Translation of "to who(ever) you like"

2 Mar 7, 2011
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Key Student

"Thanks for your help, Erwan. I would  slightly re-phrase your translation as follows…"

Curt Jugg replied Feb 26, 2011 to Translation help

2 Feb 26, 2011
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Key Student

"Thanks for your help, Stu and Neil. It now makes sense."

Curt Jugg replied Feb 5, 2011 to Help with translation, please

5 Feb 5, 2011
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Key Student

"Ah, so in this case d'ailleurs doesn't mean "from elsewhere" but something like "inc…"

Curt Jugg replied Feb 4, 2011 to Help with translation, please

5 Feb 5, 2011
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