There are several possibilities including: Je la vois venir which has a double meaning: She is coming and I see her. (See: Anne, ma sœur Anne, ne vois-tu rien venir ?) She has a hidden agenda but I’m not naive. ...
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The use of “consigne” and “que” in this sentence
“Consigne” means “instruction”. Here, it just announces that the following sentence is the thing to be done. Similarly you could find in an exercise book: Exercise: What is 2+2 worth? The final “que” is a part of the expression “la ...
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Pronunciation of “œuf” and “œufs”
are there other words like it? As far as I know, there isn’t but one: bœuf(s). Is the plural always pronounced this way? Yes, it is (if you omit the liaison with the preceding word). That’s indeed a very special ...
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When to use «-là» at the end of a word?
You can append -là or more rarely -ci to a noun to emphasize the fact you are talking about it precisely, as opposite to other ones: Ce costume n’est pas à sa taille. : This suit doesn’t fit him. Ce ...
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Masculine adjective for a strictly feminine noun
Correct: the grammatical gender counts more than the semantic gender. As an alternative, you can state what the animal is. The formula is X en peluche. Compare J’ai reçu une petite peluche comme cadeau ! C’est un ours. vs. J’ai ...