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s'y mettre Can someone provide me examples of how to use s'y mettre. Is it correct to say: je dois m'y mettre à mes examens.
Mar 29, 2013 7:17 PM
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"y" remplace le complément lorsqu'il a déjà été nommé. Vous pouvez dire soit "Je dois ME mettre à mes examens" ou "J'ai des examens très bientôt et je n'ai pas étudié, donc je dois M'Y mettre."
March 29, 2013
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Dr.Boullé
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English, French
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French
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