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    nouveau chiot Notre nouveau chiot, Rollo. Mon épouse est très heureuse!
    October 1, 2011
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    festival de musique Nous n'avons pas aller à la plage ce week-end. Il pleuvait et j'ai dû travailler. Nous sommes allés à un festival de musique à la place. Il y avait beaucoup de bons musiciens.
    September 18, 2011
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    English grammar enthusiasts don't want to end a sentence with a preposition (words such as of, to, or by), so "Who are you speaking of?" is properly written as "Of whom are you speaking?" "Who" becomes "whom" because it's the object of the preposition "of". You are also correct in saying "To whom are you speaking?"
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    September 17, 2011
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    You could use so, as in "He fell from the top of the metal staircase, so he broke his leg." If you are going to change the sentence this way it might be better to say "...and he broke his leg." Or you could say "...consequently breaking his leg."
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    September 17, 2011
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    In this case "grim realism" means something very serious. The author is stating that the responses are inadequate given the seriousness of the situation.
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    September 11, 2011
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    Ce week-end Ce week-end je travaille, mais week-end prochain nous irons à la plage.
    September 10, 2011
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    September 10, 2011
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    me presenter Salut, mon nom est Dan. Je vis dans l'Est americain.
    September 4, 2011
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