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Manu
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Nov 7, 2026
Tu t'es encore très bien débrouillé, cette fois-ci pour me raconter un récit d'Halloween plutôt impressionnant. Je suis conte de voir que tu continues de progresser. Félicitations !
Manu
French
Oct 31, 2026
Joyeux Halloween !
Manu
French
Oct 24, 2026
Très bien !
Manu
French
Oct 3, 2026
Aujourd'hui, nous avons vu la différence entre "je ne comprends toujours pas" et "je ne comprends pas toujours", qui est un point difficile. J'espère que les vidéos t'intéresseront. N'hésite-pas à me poser des questions si tu en as.
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    That means "that". That's means "that is." It just depends what you need your verb to be. If you say "That is", "is" is the verb. If you say "That will be", "will be" acts as the verb. It is similar with it/ its/ it's. It's means "it is". "it's getting dark/ it is getting dark." "It will be dark by 7." or "It was dark by 7." (same thing here with with verbs it/ will be/ was as the verb). Its is difficult in english (many english speakers mess it up). Its means possession but you do not use an apostrophe like you do with other possessives. Bryan's coat shows possession, but a sentence like " Where is the car's spare tire?" you say. "What?" says someone else. You say, "Where is its spare tire?"
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    November 30, 2018
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    They are both nouns. They have the word "THE" in front of them, meaning they are nouns. Elderly can also be an adjective. "He is an elderly man." The elderly is the generic terms for old people. The word elder generally means someone who you should listen to/ respect. "She is your elder." "You should listen to your elders."
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    November 30, 2018
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    yes that's exactly what call in means in that context. it is a phrasal verb. Normally you hear "calling in" when talking about calling in to a radio show or if you are going to call in to work and tell them you are sick or something like that.
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    October 26, 2018
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    In the US, we don't use the word flat. They use is mainly in England. As far as I know, they mean the same thing. There may be slight differences.
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    August 25, 2018
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    Career is pronounced: cuh-reer Korea is pronounced: Kur-e-a
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    August 25, 2018
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    All of these sentences are correct. However, as a general rule, you only want to use "that" when you need to. Many teachers and writers don't like unnecessary uses of that. In sentence 2, both of the "that"s can be removed and the sentence still makes perfect sense.
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    July 1, 2018
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    Question 1) Yes, that is what that means. The book does not have a set organization to it, in terms of date, logical flow of events, etc. 2) Forgo being responsible means they are going to not feel responsible for something, or skip the responsibility or decline the responsibility. In this paragraph, they are basically not going to feel responsible for what happens to their audience.
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    May 6, 2018
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    Yes, you can use them interchangeably. They essentially mean the same thing except in the US, almost no one uses despondent. I don't think most people know what it means. Hopefully is MUCH more common.
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    May 6, 2018
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    It makes sense, but I've never used it. I might say the morning is golden for... or the morning if perfect for... or the morning is great for... or the morning is the best.
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    May 6, 2018
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    First sentence: I have no debt to my father or I have no debts to my father. Both work. Second sentence: I have debt of $1000 to my father. I have debts of $1000 to my father. Both work here too but the first sounds better. Debt is a weird word. It can be singular, plural, and then you can use debts when talking about a group of singular debts. one debt: I owe a debt to my father. multiples debts: I owe a lot of debt. multiple debt: these debts keep adding it.
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    April 28, 2018
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