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gerardM le Sam 23 Sep - 20:50

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gerardM le Sam 23 Sep - 21:05

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MurielB le Sam 23 Sep - 21:33

Even organic cookies ?

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gerardM le Dim 24 Sep - 14:32

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gerardM le Dim 24 Sep - 20:34

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MurielB le Dim 24 Sep - 20:38

Hi Gérard, everyone !
Office supply vocabulary is ok for me but as I can't manage with do-it-yourself activities I can't manage with the words either.

gerardM le Lun 25 Sep - 14:09

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gerardM le Lun 25 Sep - 14:16

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gerardM le Lun 25 Sep - 15:15

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gerardM le Lun 25 Sep - 17:03

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gerardM le Lun 25 Sep - 17:33

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gerardM le Lun 25 Sep - 19:40

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MurielB le Lun 25 Sep - 22:24

gerardM a écrit:
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Hi Gérard everyone
I just wanted to check that sentence. "I call you tomorrow" "Je t'appelle demain" In French "je t'appelle demain" is correct because you can use the present with a future adverb. In English it isn't and you have to use the future I'll call you tomorrow . why ? Here are the four cases when you use the simple present.
1. For repeated or regular actions in the present time period.

I take the train to the office.
The train to Berlin leaves every hour.
John sleeps eight hours every night during the week.

2. For facts.

The President of The USA lives in The White House.
A dog has four legs.
We come from Switzerland.

3. For habits.

I get up early every day.
Carol brushes her teeth twice a day.
They travel to their country house every weekend.

4. For things that are always / generally true.

gerardM le Mar 26 Sep - 12:15

Hi Muriel,

Thanks for your lines.
I'm surprised not to find the rule for "When I'm sixty-four" Smile

> In French "je t'appelle demain" is correct because you can use the present with a future adverb.
Are you sure?
Is it correct or is it acceptable?
Do French grammar books teach "Le mois prochain, je fais le tour des Etats-Unis avec ma nouvelle voiture" or "Le mois prochain, je ferai le tour des Etats-Unis avec ma nouvelle voiture"?

gerardM le Mar 26 Sep - 14:28

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gerardM le Mar 26 Sep - 14:32

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gerardM le Mar 26 Sep - 14:40

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gerardM le Mar 26 Sep - 20:30

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gerardM le Mar 26 Sep - 20:57

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MurielB le Mar 26 Sep - 21:19

Hi Gérard, everyone!
When you can't pronounce "slovenly" YouTube can help you

MurielB le Mar 26 Sep - 21:27

gerardM a écrit:
Hi Muriel,

Thanks for your lines.
I'm surprised not to find the rule for "When I'm sixty-four"

> In French "je t'appelle demain" is correct because you can use the present with a future adverb.
Are you sure?
Is it correct or is it acceptable?
Do French grammar books teach "Le mois prochain, je fais le tour des Etats-Unis avec ma nouvelle voiture" or "Le mois prochain, je ferai le tour des Etats-Unis avec ma nouvelle voiture"?

Gérard I had a look
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/futur-simple-futur-proche-pr%C3%A9sent-pour-un-%C3%A9v%C3%A9nement-%C3%A0-venir.165047/?hl=fr

Le présent s'emploie pour exprimer un futur très probable, presque certain.
Ex : Demain, je travaille (je suis presque sûr que demain je ne vais pas jouer, mais travailler).

gerardM le Mar 26 Sep - 23:15

MurielB a écrit:Hi Gérard, everyone!
When you can't pronounce... "slovenly" YouTube can help you

Muriel, I don't understand why look for this on YouTube when you can simply ask Google Translate or an online dictionary; thus you are sure to find the pronunciation without counting on a possible "video".