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Mots-outils associés à un complément. Par exemple, « à », « en », « dans », « pour », « sur », « de » ou « avec » en français.
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Usage of “d'eau” vs “de l'eau”
I'm confused about when to use “d'eau” and when to use “de l'eau”. For example, if someone asks “what is in that carafe?”, I think it is correct to answer “c'est de l'eau”. But if you ask for a carafe …