Well, I did it


City_Life

 

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Any obvious factual errors, or embarassing editing faux pas.. faux... fauxes pas?

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In French, when a noun ends in s, it doesn't change in the plural -- in writing nor in pronunciation. As for the adjective faux, masculine adjectives ending in -aux stay the same in the plural. If it was feminine however, fausse would become fausses.

One faux pas
Many faux pas


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Posted

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
Any obvious factual errors, or embarassing editing faux pas.. faux... fauxes pas?

[/ QUOTE ]

In French, when a noun ends in s, it doesn't change in the plural -- in writing nor in pronunciation. As for the adjective faux, masculine adjectives ending in -aux stay the same in the plural. If it was feminine however, fausse would become fausses.

One faux pas
Many faux pas

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QFT.

mdr.


 

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You should put the links in on your OP in that thread. I missed the point of this post the first time thru.

More feedback later when I have time to read through the whole thing.


 

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Add the guide as a link in your sig