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Mar
12
accepted « Lors de », « durant » ou « pendant » ?
Mar
12
comment Pronunciation of “tous”?
Perfect, thanks.
Mar
12
comment What is the difference between ce and ça?
Sorry for use of obviously, didn't mean to be snippy.
Mar
12
comment What is the difference between ce and ça?
This link has the real answer to the question: french.about.com/od/grammar/a/…
Mar
12
comment What is the difference between ce and ça?
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ce#French
Mar
12
comment What is the difference between ce and ça?
This isn't correct....@UnFrancophone "c'est" is obviously a contraction of ce + est meaning this is or it is, where ce is it or this. It is most definitely a pronoun.
Mar
11
comment Pronunciation of “tous”?
In the duplicate question, all the adjective examples are of the form Tous les [something]. Why is tous les mêmes different? Or is one of the two answers wrong somehow?
Mar
11
accepted Pronunciation of “tous”?
Mar
11
asked Pronunciation of “tous”?
Mar
7
comment What is the subjunctive root of “être”?
It's irregular in the subjunctive. Many verbs are. I suggest learning them all. You can find them all conjugated on conjugation and dictionary sites; there's no need to ask for conjugations here.
Mar
7
asked « Lors de », « durant » ou « pendant » ?
Mar
7
comment Comment expliquer l'usage de « an » vs « en »?
@StéphaneGimenez and Evpok see my comment on the question please!
Mar
7
comment Comment expliquer l'usage de « an » vs « en »?
I do not understand this question at all. Is the question asking why some words are spelled with an while others are spelled with en?
Mar
5
reviewed Approve suggested edit on Dans quelle(s) mesure(s) peut-on omettre le « ne » ?
Feb
19
accepted What does it mean to start a non-interrogative sentence with “Que”?
Feb
19
asked What does it mean to start a non-interrogative sentence with “Que”?
Feb
7
comment Is it possible to use “dont” for places?
This is a good question.
Feb
4
awarded  Talkative
Feb
3
accepted How to contract more than two consecutive contractable words?
Feb
3
awarded  Critic