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Concerne les expressions, au sens grammatical, dont le sens peut être interprété. L'étiquette *expressions-idiomatiques* regroupe les expressions ou les formulations dont le sens est opaque.
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What construction is "lorsqu'il est entré une femme"?
I wondered if anyone could help explain what is happening grammatically in the following sentence, taken from Camus' "L'étranger":
J'avais déjà commencé à manger lorsqu'il est entré une bizarre pe …
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