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13 Dec 2018
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Qu'est-ce qui est correct ?
A: Ce quartier était bohème. Il avait une atmosphère bohème.
B: C'était, et _____. Il _____ avait, et il _____ toujours.
a) c'est toujours / ce l'est toujours.
b) en avait / l'en avait
c) en a / l'en a
Qu'est-ce qui est correct ?
A: Ce quartier était bohème. Il avait une atmosphère bohème.
B: C'était, et _____. Il _____ avait, et il _____ toujours.
a) c'est toujours / ce l'est toujours.
b) en avait / l'en avait
c) en a / l'en a
A: Ce quartier était bohème. Il avait une atmosphère bohème.
B: C'était, et _____. Il _____ avait, et il _____ toujours.
a) c'est toujours / ce l'est toujours.
b) en avait / l'en avait
c) en a / l'en a
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B : C'était, et c'est toujours. Il en avait, et il en avait toujours. (or "et il en a toujours")
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B : C'était, et c'est toujours. Il en avait, et il en avait toujours. (or "et il en a toujours")
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or "C'était et ça l'est toujours"
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