Non, « téléphone-je à la police » n’existe pas. Je ne suis pas sûr de ce qu’est la forme inversée, la forme longue et la forme simple. La seule interrogative qui puisse exister pour cette affirmation est : Est-ce que je téléphone à ...
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Is “De qui parles-tu” (for example) as formal as its English equivalent, or is it normal for the French to casually say that ?
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“De qui parles-tu ?” would be a perfectly normal thing to say to a close friend, even if some would notice the effort on the construction of the sentence. If you want to make it sound really casual, just don’t ...
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Qui, Qu’ and Que
Associations EditorsQue and qui are pronouns that replace someone or something (like “that” in this very sentence): Que is for something, and also for someone when it replaces the object of the relative clause. Qui is for someone when this someone ...
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What does “est-ce que” really mean?
Associations EditorsFirst, a correction: “est-ce que” comes before yes/no questions. “qu’est-ce que” or “qu’est-ce qui” (depending on if the “what” in the question is the object or subject, respectively) comes before what questions. It’s usually best not to try to directly ...