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14 January
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French (France)
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Question about French (France)
Est-ce correct?
Si seulement je puisse aller au cinema.
Est-ce correct?
Si seulement je puisse aller au cinema.
Si seulement je puisse aller au cinema.
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- French (France)
- English (US) Near fluent
"Si seulement je *pouvais* aller au cinema"
(que je)Puisse -> subjonctif
Pouvais-> conditionnel
:)
- French (France)
- Japanese Near fluent
@cosmosandmuseum "Pouvais-> conditionnel"
Vous voulez dire "imparfait", non ? ;)
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- Spanish (Mexico)
@cosmosandmuseum Don't you use the subjunctive with "si seulement"?
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