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When do you use 'a la' and when do you use 'au'? How do you know which one to use?

[Using the whiteboard and colours to differentiate the feminine, masculine, and plural]. 'A la' and 'au' are linked to the genre of the subject of the sentence. The subject is what you are talking about. ...

Answered by Julie R. • French tutor

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When do you use que and when do you use qui?

Que is used when talking about the object of the sentence, which means the thing which is having something done to it. For example, "la personne que j'ai vue." Here,

Answered by Harvey B. • French tutor

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Est-ce qu’il est question simplement de se relaxer en vacances ? Pourquoi/ pourquoi pas ?

In order to get top grades in this essay, there must be a clear structure to it. This would consist of an introduction which should include three of the following: 1) it must start with a brief sentence i...

Answered by Luke M. • French tutor

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How do you form the passé composé?

In French, the passé composé consists of two parts: an auxiliary verb and a past participle. The most commonly used auxiliary is 'avoir' (to have), although there are a few exceptions that use 'être' (to ...

Answered by Kiara S. • French tutor

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Vous décrivez là où vous habitez pour votre blog

Pour le travail de mes parents j'ai toujours beaucoup voyagé, mais en ce moment j'habite à Londres.J'aime beaucoup Londres car c'est une ville très dynamique et il y a toujours quelque chose à faire ou à ...

Answered by Stephanie L. • French tutor

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