Comment utiliser "se rendre compte"? Peux-je changer le réflexive "se" à "me"?
Par exemple: "Il est difficile pour moi de se rendre compte" ou "Il est difficile pour moi de me rendre compte"
February 21, 2018
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Unless you're actually playing a game on your phone you should probably just say 'I'm on my phone.' If you are playing a game say 'I'm playing on my phone.' If you're not doing anything of importance you can say 'I'm playing with my phone.' There's a little nuance between each statement, but if you're unsure being ON your phone is will probably work in all cases.
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December 6, 2016
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Both words are of Latin origin, but as far as I know that is the full extent of their connection. Sometimes words are just very similar and in those cases you unfortunately just have to make mistakes and learn the differences through trial and error and memorization.
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December 6, 2016
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There's a really useful discussion discussing the differences on word reference.com that I think you'll find very useful. I've included the link if you're interested. http://forum.wordreference.com/threads/connaître-savoir.25697/ Good luck in your studies!
