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YellamarajuC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

J'aime l'écouter.=I like to listen to him.Is it n't 'listen him' unlike mentioned in lesson

To get the meaning "listen to him" = "lui écouter". Is it appropriate?. Request clarification

Position of object pronouns in sentences with infinitives

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JohnC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Is Le Futur Antérieur mandatory or context dependant after Après que?"I will watch TV with you after I finish my work" has an immediate, present tense meaning in English. Is the simple future (finirai) allowable here or is Le Futur Antérieur the only allowable tense after "quand," "lorsque," and "après que."

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OlaA2Kwiziq community member

HI,when we should use "ce qui" and when "qui" ?

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AurélieKwiziq team member

When to use "il faut", and when to use "il faut QUE"?Can I say "On faut faire quelque chose" ?

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AkshatA2Kwiziq community member

is there a site for delf a1 vocabulary? need reply fast

please tell any site that has a list of suggested vocabulary for delf a1

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JamesA0Kwiziq community member

J'habite a sydney

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ChijiokeA1Kwiziq community member

Je viens de Lagos

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JohnC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

In this sentence and answer from the lesson, why is the first verb conjugated in the present tense?Nous le savons depuis que vous nous l'avez dit. We've known since you told us.

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SimonKwiziq team member

I'm confused about difference beween emménager and déménagerDéménager means to move from right, so why would I say (or would I?) Say "quand on a déménagé ici" for"when we moved here" have you got a clever illustration to help me remember?

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YellamarajuC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Half past noon (12:30 am) Half past midnight (12:30 pm) . past noon is PM past midnight is AM.

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