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De l'emploi des pronoms, tels que « il », « en », « y », « ceci », « moi », « le tiens », « quoi », « rien », etc.
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Should "d'elles" or "en" be used in this example (or neither)?
Bonjour à tous. I'm trying to figure out how to translate a sentence, and I'm sorry in advance if it turns out to be very simple and obvious. I've been down a rabbit hole of grammar articles, it feels …
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