French language Q&A Forum

I share James' question.  I initially thought the difference must be as Jim describes, but the more I looked at examples the more they all seemed to be the same.  In fact, the future anterior seemed to me to be an unnecessary complication of a pretty straightforward situation.  The Future/Future examples just sound better to me than the Future Anterior/Future.  When an answer will have been offered, I will understand fully.  (Doesn't sound any better in English)!  

Many thanks, Jamie

nous allons tous fêter ça 

How to express decimal numbers (e.g. 0.8, 9.876...)?

Is this correct?: zero point huit

Thank you

How do I know if a word like les Lunettes is masculine or feminine?

Also do you have library of words I can look up to check if I am unsure instead of me guessing?

Is there any way I can email you to discuss a few things please

Should it not be “Pour cet après-midi” ?

You use "il/elle" for opinions and in specifying a particular item. But say "C'est une jolie robe."  

I don't get it.

When I see the sentence, She smells good, does it mean she smells good (because she doesn't have a cold and her nose is working normally) or it is because she just took a bath (and she doesn't stink?).  Do both these meanings work for Elle sent bon?

I had the same problem that Kathleen had even after I listened to it a number of times.  Of course, once I saw the correct version, it was wonderfully clear!

I wonder how this audio passed the Quality Control department of LKL. The speech was too fast to be understood by a learner even at B1 stage. 

test question asked for "I feel nothing". I put "Je me sens rien" and it was marked incorrect. The correct answer was "Je sens rien". Please explain.