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c'est vrai (pour une fille)?
"Je suis finie avec l'école."
c'est vrai (pour une fille)?
"Je suis finie avec l'école."
"Je suis finie avec l'école."
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Je ne suis pas certaine du sens que vous voulez donner à votre phrase: (1) C’est la fin des cours.
(2) ces cours me tuent? (=m’ennuient à mourir)
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