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Aarushi
j'en ai trop marre Could anyone please explain me why there is 'en' after je in the above sentence? As far as I know it is (en) used to replace a quantity in a sentence.
2 aug. 2019 12:07
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C'est exact. Ici, 'en' est un pronom ; il est complément indirect. Il remplace un nom. J'ai marre de cette chose. En = de cette chose.
5 augustus 2019
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Aarushi
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Engels, Frans, Hindi
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Frans
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