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Ott
French
Jun 6, 2023
J'ai pris plaisir à discuter avec Jon qui a de très bonnes bases. Votre prononciation et votre diction sont bonnes. Un peu plus de pratique et de régularité vont vous apporter énormément.
Jean
French
May 8, 2020
Bonne présentation.Merci.
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    The first sentence suggests that you now know French and have completed studying. The second says that you are still learning French and are referring to study time that you have completed until now. I hope that helps.
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    September 13, 2017
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    Both are fine. :)
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    May 8, 2017
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    Hi there, I hope I can help. 1) There are arguments for and against using 'the' when talking about Earth. You will see both in use, though many people will argument 'the' isn't necessary. You wouldn't get any funny looks for using either. 2) I can imagine it does seem strange, but if you were to expand the sentence and look at it this way, "No, I haven't (seen your hot wife)", you can see that you're answering the question and confirming the answer. It would be a common response in other situations too; "Did you drink all of the milk?" - "No, I didn't". "Is it Tuesday?" - "No, it isn't." 3) These are interchangeable and your examples are absolutely fine. You may also see "My phone is AN Apple" when it is a well known brand. "Is your laptop a Lenovo?" - "No, it's an Apple". The differences are small enough that you don't need to worry. Hope I helped!
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    May 8, 2017
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