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avoir de la chance pour ou de faire quelque chose?
avoir de la chance pour ou de faire quelque chose?
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Tu peux utiliser les deux, mais elles veulent dire 2 choses différentes. Exemple: "Tu as de la chance DE courir vite, moi je cours lentement." OU "Il faut de la chance POUR gagner."
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