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La grammaire est l'étude systématique des éléments constitutifs d'une langue.
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Personne..ne + pronom d'objet direct: les règles de l'accord
On peut en parler plus tard,
or, a stretch,
On peut en parler plus, plus tard,
would work. Your version, “plus en parler plus tard” seems wrong to me (native French).
étant donné que pe …
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Do French speakers not use the subjunctive informally?
In some part of the world, like Quebec, subjunctive is going out of usage. As an example, Radio-Canada, the national broadcaster, has everybody use the indicative (in French). If you listen carefully, …
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