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Pourquoi on doint utiliser "de" et pas "du" ?
Pourquoi on doint utiliser "de" et pas "du" ?
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@CostaA2 Ce n'est pas faux mais dans ce contexte (nous avons besoin le riz), c'est incorrect. Il faut le remplacer par "de le riz", mais c'est toujours incohérent. "de le" est remplacé par "du" et c'est pour cela qu'on dit "Nous avons besoin du riz". Mais ça, c'est si tu veux utiliser un pronom défini. Si tu veux plutôt employer un pronom indéfini, tu dis "Nous avons besoin de riz"
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- French (France)
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"De" remplace "un/une/des" dans les questions, tandis que "du" remplace "de le", car "de le" n'est pas cohérent et est incorrect.
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Merci, c'est compris, mais pourquoi "le riz" est faux.
- French (France)
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@CostaA2 Ce n'est pas faux mais dans ce contexte (nous avons besoin le riz), c'est incorrect. Il faut le remplacer par "de le riz", mais c'est toujours incohérent. "de le" est remplacé par "du" et c'est pour cela qu'on dit "Nous avons besoin du riz". Mais ça, c'est si tu veux utiliser un pronom défini. Si tu veux plutôt employer un pronom indéfini, tu dis "Nous avons besoin de riz"
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