July 27, 2023
I don't really know
Je ne sais pas que écrire, mais je veux écrire quelque chose ici pour voir ma grammaire. J'utilise "Duolingo" pour apprendre le français, mais c'est un peu de ennuyeux parfois. Mais, c'est bon pour m'aider apprendre le français.
I don't know what to write, but I want to write something here to see my grammar. I use "Duolingo" to learn French, but it's a bit annoying sometimes. But, it's good for helping me learn French.
I don't really knowJe ne sais pas vraiment
Here's the title in French
Je ne sais pas queoi écrire, mais je veux écrire quelque chose ici pour voir ma grammaire.
"que" meaning "quoi" is pretty much found only in questions in modern French ("que faire ?"), and also in archaic expressions
J'utilise "Duolingo" pour apprendre le français, mais c'est un peu de ennuyeux parfois.
As it's something quite famous, you wouldn't need brackets here
"peu DE" is used in front of nouns. When it modifies an adjective, there is no "de"
Mais, c'est bon pour m'aider à apprendre le français.
"mais" is never followed by a comma, because it's not a mere time complement like "cependant": theoretically, it's used to start another independent clause following a previous one so both can be in the same sentence.
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I can only judge by this short text of course, but your French grammar seems fine already. Keep up the good work!
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I don't really know
Here's the title in French |
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Je ne sais pas que écrire, mais je veux écrire quelque chose ici pour voir ma grammaire. Je ne sais pas qu "que" meaning "quoi" is pretty much found only in questions in modern French ("que faire ?"), and also in archaic expressions |
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J'utilise "Duolingo" pour apprendre le français, mais c'est un peu de ennuyeux parfois. J'utilise As it's something quite famous, you wouldn't need brackets here "peu DE" is used in front of nouns. When it modifies an adjective, there is no "de" |
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Mais, c'est bon pour m'aider apprendre le français. Mais "mais" is never followed by a comma, because it's not a mere time complement like "cependant": theoretically, it's used to start another independent clause following a previous one so both can be in the same sentence. aider quelqu'un À faire quelque chose |
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