This is really a question about the mismatch of the use of the definite article in english and french. Well, the pronunciation of the verb endings is generally pretty consistent, so there is not a huge need for such a resource. I edited your question to something a little better suited for the site and voted to reopen it.
It's built and run by you as part of the stack. Le sens 2 aussi, but with the substitution of bill (projet de loi) for loi (a law is a bill that has already been voted up and signed into law) and the addition of up or down. I can only think of a few words.
@françoisjurain i voted to close because the question needs details and clarity: Quelles sont les différences entre le mot « facultatif » et le mot « optionnel » ? Par exemple, « chaise » est féminin parce. I know how you can say that somebody voted for something in french:
However, on stack exchange sites we have a situation where you can vote something up, or. Ceci est la définition pour « facu. Il a voté pour cela. Depends how many controls have buttons in the category where the preset button belongs.
J'ai consulté un dictionnaire mais je ne comprends pas encore les différences. I don't know if one exists. French language is a question and answer site for students, teachers, and linguists wanting to discuss the finer points of the french language. Il y a un an et demi que j'ai commencé à apprendre le français, mais pour moi c'est difficile de reconnaître et de mémoriser le genre des mots.
If they have only one control.