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    I would add the nuance that "maintain" requires some effort as opposed to "preserve". For example, if you "maintain the appearance of a building", you would be actively engaged in restoration whereas "preserve" would imply that you're keeping exterior factors from altering the appearance of the building. Best wishes!
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    August 10, 2017
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    J'imagine que "Curkuma" est un nom propre, sinon pour l'épice on écrit "curcuma". Vous pouvez utiliser le futur simple suivi par l'indicatif présent ou bien le conditionnel présent suivi par l'imparfait: - Elle me plaira plus si elle s'élargit/grossit un petit peu au lieu (ou "plutôt que") de s'étroiter/mincir. - Elle me plairait plus si elle s'élargissait un petit peu au lieu de s'étroiter/mincir. -Je ne sais pas ce qu'elle fait, mais elle est du pur coton. Sinon pour les accents aigus, il manquait seuleument celui du verbe 'étroiter', bien que ça fait bizarre. "Mincir" serait préférable. Bien à vous !
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    August 10, 2017
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    "Nous vous rendrons vos passeports plus tard(à l'écrit peut-être 'ultiérieurement') parce que (essayez d'éviter 'car') nous en avons/aurons besoin pour compléter l'enregistrement en ligne."
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    August 10, 2017
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    Arabic plural Exercise where I have to rewrite sentences in the plural form: أنظر إلى الربابة قديمة في المتحف الشعبيّ. ننظر إلى الربابات قديمةٍ في المتاحف الشعبيةٍ. Would anyone care to explain why 'popular' becomes female in the plural form? Another thing I don't understand is that in my lessons I've been told that before an external plural form, the verb stays in the singular. In this sentence, the keys show the following: .يزور معلّماً خزائراً Plural: يزورون معلّمين جزائرين According to the lesson, the verb should remain the same. What am I missing? Thank you in advance.
    August 8, 2017
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    September 6, 2016
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    Hello Christy, Not really sure what is confusing you so much. "Commander" means order and "manger" means eat. If you're sitting at a restaurant you might ask the person you're with: <<Est-ce que tu es prêt(e) à manger?>> Then the waiter arrives and asks: <<Est-ce que vous êtes prêt(e)s à commander?>>
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    November 12, 2015
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    Hello Artur, "Damage" is rarely used in active clauses. I suggest using "break" instead. (e.g. Glasses easily break if you are not careful.)
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    November 12, 2015
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    Although context should be provided to answer this question with certainty, it seems apparent that this is not a phrasal verb, but simply the verb "clash", which can mean "collide", "conflict", or "argue vehemently" (the latter is most probably the one you came across), and the adverb "over", which can here be replaced by "on the subject of". In short: "clash over" = "argue about" Hope this helps and don't hesitate to ask if you need further explanations.
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    September 29, 2015
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    The plural is used when one verb refers to several elements in the same sentence. Also, it would be more grammatical to use "have been removed" in this particular case. Hope this helps!
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    September 27, 2015
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