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Sit on and sit on 1] I can sit on the chair.2] I can sit on the bench.3] I can sit in the chair.4] I sit on the bench.5] I sit on the chair.Could you pleas… Started by Crack1 in French Grammar	11	Jul 14, 2010 Reply by Neil Coffey
Acte de langage Cher Défendeur, Je suis une étudiante de troisième cycle de Obafemi Awolowo University . J'acccomplis une recherche sur les actes de discou… Started by Med E in Linguistics	0	Jul 11, 2010
Articles Dear all, I started learning French by myself just a few weeks ago. While I was making exercises, I confused about the articles. I searched… Started by Tuba Yucel Boru in French Grammar	3	Jul 9, 2010 Reply by Neil Coffey
translate into french please If i utilize all of my resources, I cannot be upset if i do not obtain my goal Started by jason t reul in Translation Help	2	Jul 9, 2010 Reply by jason t reul
Identify French boy in picture circa 1944 My father was in Nancy France during WWII. After he returned to the US, he received a picture of a young French boy sitting outside of his… Started by jmacias in Translation Help	0	Jul 9, 2010
Translating "au" Au is a contraction of à and le. Usually, I think of au as something spatial (describing places). Does au also describe meanings "in the st… Started by Adam Kim in French Grammar	2	Jul 6, 2010 Reply by stu harris
Online french spelling quiz As part of a research project we are building up a picture of the common spelling mistakes people (natives and foreigners alike) make in Fr… Started by will b in French Grammar	1	Jul 6, 2010 Reply by Neil Coffey
French learners' survey As mentioned on the main French dictionary page, there is a French learners' survey running on the site at the moment.The survey is complet… Started by Neil Coffey in French learning / teaching	0	Jul 6, 2010
Interpretation of 'disposer' and 'assurer" I believe I have the gist of the passage quoted but do not understand the way that the abovetwo words are used."Des questions fréquemment p… Started by Gerald Sharman John LANKENAU in French Grammar	2	Jul 5, 2010 Reply by Gerald Sharman John LANKENAU
'ces' Je n'aime pas aucun de ces films; I don't like any of those films and: Je l'aime plus qu' aucun de ces deux enfants; I like him more th… Started by Pete Laubscher in French Grammar	6	Jul 3, 2010 Reply by Pete Laubscher

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