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Choose the correct pronoun: « Je préfère les robes bleues, pas ______. »
The noun 'robes' (dresses) is feminine plural, and 'celles-là' refers to feminine items further away.
Which option correctly completes the sentence? « Regarde ces fleurs, ____ sont plus belles que les autres. »
'Fleurs' (flowers) is a feminine plural noun. 'Celles-là' refers to specific feminine items further away.
Select the correct pronoun: « J'ai deux paires de chaussures, je vais prendre _____. »
'Chaussures' (shoes) is a feminine plural noun. 'Celles-là' is used to refer to specific feminine items.
The sentence « Ces voitures sont jolies, mais j'aime mieux celles-là. » correctly uses 'celles-là' to refer to a specific group of cars further away.
'Voitures' (cars) is feminine plural, so 'celles-là' is the appropriate demonstrative pronoun for objects further away.
In the phrase « Je ne veux pas ces pommes, je veux celles-ci. », 'celles-là' could be used instead of 'celles-ci' without changing the meaning.
'Celles-ci' refers to items closer to the speaker, while 'celles-là' refers to items further away. They are not interchangeable in terms of proximity.
You can use 'celles-là' to refer to masculine plural nouns.
'Celles-là' is specifically for feminine plural nouns. For masculine plural, you would use 'ceux-là'.
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à cause de
A2Because of; on account of (a neutral or negative cause).
à côté
A2Next to; beside.
à côté de
A2Next to, beside.
À droite
A2To the right; on the right side.
À gauche
A2To the left; on the left side.
à la
A2To the (feminine singular), indicates direction or location.
à laquelle
B2To which; at which (feminine singular).
à mesure que
B2As; while; in proportion as.
abrégé
B1An abstract, summary, or abridgment.
absence
A2The state of being away from a place or person.
