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Mégane Côté
French
Dec 7, 2020
Nous avons eu une leçon agréable. Continue tes beaux efforts pour apprendre et maîtriser le français. À bientôt!
Mégane Côté
French
Sep 28, 2020
Nous avons eu une leçon agréable et intéressante. Nous avons vu quelques expressions en français québécois. À bientôt!
Mégane Côté
French
Sep 14, 2020
Nous avons eu une leçon agréable et intéressante. Continuez vos beaux efforts pour maîtriser le français et à bientôt!
Mégane Côté
French
Jul 20, 2020
Nous avons eu une leçon agréable et intéressante. Continue tes beaux efforts pour apprendre le français et le maîtriser. À bientôt!
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  • Commented
    Hi Perry!

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    April 17, 2020
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  • Answered
    My friend I am just a learner, so I am not an authority. But from my experience I can tell you that when 'strong' comes after a number, as in your example, it merely emphasizes the number. For example, the fortress was besieged by an angry mob of 5,000 strong men and women or Genghis Khan's army included 1,50,000 strong cavalry apart from 2,00,000 foot soldiers. So, your sentence suggests that this particular group of zebras with 15000-20000 members is relatively or surprisingly large! I hope your query is answered.
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    May 22, 2019
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