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Le groupe du nom peut-il être un complément indirect d'un verbe?
Les grammaires n'utilisent pas toutes les mêmes termes, mais ce qui compte, c'est de comprendre les concepts. Et encore: les locuteurs natifs appliquent les concepts intuitivement, sans forcément les …
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Why did we add an e?
The past participle comparée agrees with l' because l' is a direct complement which is placed before. That's the role you're referring to. It's a direct complement since there is no preposition before …
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Is “Elle me te montre” correct?
The construction of this sentence is less flexible in French than in English. The construction depends only on whether pronouns are used or not, there's no choice.
The normal construction is: subject …