Trois phrases parfaits :)
1) Je suis à l'hôpital maintenant.
2) Ma patiente est en train d'accoucher.
3) Dépêches-toi, bébé!
Ils sont parfaits?
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Trois phrases parfaites :) (je dirai "trois phrases correctes)
1) Je suis à l'hôpital maintenant.
2) Ma patiente est en train d'accoucher.
3) Dépêches-toi, bébé!
Ils sont parfaits? Sont-elles parfaites ?
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Trois phrases parfaites :)
1) Je suis à l'hôpital maintenant.
2) Ma patiente est en train d'accoucher.
3) Dépêches-toi, bébé!
Ils sont parfaits?
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D'accord. I was thinking that the imperative would always take the second person singular form. And that's what I get for thinking. Merci! I'll conquer this language some time this century, hopefully.
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Yes, that's what I'm saying! There's no "s" in the "tu" form of the imperative for verbs that end in -er, unless you need that "s" to sound good (that is, when the verb is followed by the pronouns "y" or "en", like in "vas-y"). Hope this helps! It's just a matter of spelling! :)
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Helene, there's an "s" there. Are you saying it's not supposed to be there?
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