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Concerne la formation de pluriels difficiles ou le choix entre singulier et pluriel. L'étiquette *accord* peut être préférable si seule l'influence de ce choix sur le reste de la phrase est concernée.
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Pronunciation of “œuf” and “œufs”
I heard the œuf in “un œuf” pronounced /œf/, but the œufs in “six œufs” pronounced /ø/ (that is, without the /f/ sound). Is the plural always pronounced this way? Is this just a special feature of t …
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