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Originally Posted by aFrenchie
Good gc  . Some little things though:
"Vous m'avez donné tes cahiers?":
You use both tutoiement and vouvoiement in this phrase!
Choose one: "Vous m'avez donné vos cahiers ?" or " Tu m'as donné tes cahiers ?"
"un séchoir à cheveux" (appears in your lesson and in one of the questions):
Although it's not incorrect, its never said that way, but "un sèche-cheveux"
I thought the equivalent of the passé composé was also in 3 words in English. You used "We played soccer" above, but you could also say "We have played soccer" like in French?  |
pffff
sorry. I deserve the Alizée bear treatment now
This is what happens when you write while you are half awake.
will change the hair dryer
well I wanted to emphasize that Passé Composé must be formed with subject + 2 verbs, unlike in English where it is more flexible. I guess you could say We have played too. That's why I said that. I think I will edit my explanation.
merrrci aFrenchie