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| location | Montreal, Canada | |
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| visits | member for | 7 months |
| seen | Mar 13 at 20:34 | |
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'À avoir eu' : what kind of form is this? [il pensait avoir eu un "flat tire" = il pansait qu'il a eu 'flat tire' ?] Is there any difference in sense of meaning and tense ? |
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Nov 6 |
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'À avoir eu' : what kind of form is this? For 'catenative' verbs in English (as I understand) we can say: It began to rain = It began raining. But could we use this rule for French as well, like: Ils sont 3 sur 4 à regarder la télé = Ils sont 3 sur 4 en regardant la télé.. ? |
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Nov 6 |
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'À avoir eu' : what kind of form is this? I still do not understand when to put 'à' and when not to. |
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'À avoir eu' : what kind of form is this? why there is no 'à' here: Il pensait (à) avoir résolu le problème. ? |
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