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Voila les fleurs qu'elle n'a pas pu acheter.

Voila les fleurs qu'elle n'a pas pues acheter.

Which one is correct? Does there need to be a 'es' after 'pu', for agreement (because fleurs is feminine plural) ?

For example, if a person was struck by a golf ball, to one of their temples, could this render them somewhat mentally impaired? As in, they may act more recklessly, or not understand the consequences of their actions?

Any input valued, I wish to know what you think of this Socrates quote, I understand the, 'one is not to get your heart's desire', but I do not understand the second part.

I very often all of a sudden wake up in the middle of the night, and I feel like I'm in someone else's bed. It doesn't frighten me or anything, but I think like, I'm just in the wrong bed, or I've overstayed my welcome or something. A few times I've also woken up and thought I was wearing someone else's clothes and I have changed my clothes in the middle of the night. I was in a dream-state the entire time.

Any ideas on any potential meanings for this happening?

??There was a product key on the bottom of the laptop but it doesn't work... obviously the laptop has no cd drive... help!

My birthday's soon and I really could not care less, it's not even on my mind and it annoys me when people remind me. It's not about aging or anything like that, I'm still very young, but I really have such little interest in myself that for me a birthday is another day, I would truly not care if no one remembered it. I don't get presents from my parents, I wish everyone would just forget.

BUT, for some people me saying I don't celebrate my birthday almost offends them, I just don't understand why people like birthdays so much, is it ONLY for the attention?

It's at some really nice bars in town, and you HAVE to wear pajamas. What do I wear? And what shoes?

My mother was cooking and really busy so she handed the baby to me, it was a girl, and at first I thought she was really odd looking, but then after holding her for a minute she smiled and looked cute, and I just sat and held her protectively, then she said 'thank you', even thought clearly the baby was too young to say such a thing, but she did.

What does this mean?

Like, they're finishing up and then waiting to pay and they say, well that was lovely/great/delicious... you know what I mean. What should I then reply with? I mean, I have thought of saying, oh that's great ! but it may come off sounding a little 'i don't care what you just said'... or sometimes it just doesn't fit to say that. What should I say???????/

I know someone on Facebook who uses her real first name, but uses some random, wrong last name, and also gives a random birthdate, shes born in 1992, yet uses 1960 as her birthdate. Why does she do this? Why does she hide her real information. There must be some psychology-directed answer someone can offer here?

Thanks

What on earth is this!? It was so weird.

I also dreamt of a huge black spider that had the body of a praying mantis. I killed it. Which I don't know whether to take it as, I killed something that was stopping me from doing something. And I also heard killing a spider means good news will come ??

And I dreamt I finished several tubs of ice cream and there were memory cards at the bottom and I continued to eat ice cream to find the memory cards.

But anyway, the lecturer driving me to the exam, that was weird! I mean it was nothing untoward, but very unexpected!

Cela me fait plaisir de leur donner des cadeaux.

Cela me fait plaisir de leurs donner des cadeaux. ?

I assume leurs because, it's related to cadeaux, which are plural in the sentence.

But then sometimes I see leur written as 'leur', when there are plural nouns after it...

anyway, why ? When leur is a direct object (preceding the verb perhaps?), is it always leur?

Thankyou

oh and

likewise, is it,

Tu as montre les billets aux etudiants?

Oui, je les (leur or leurs??) ai montres hier.

And as above, does the 's' on the end of montres, agree with the plural etudiants or the plural billets?

and would it be, je ne viens pas demain, je serai trop occupe. or je ne viendrai pas... ?

Thank you so much, I have an exam soon and I have previous exam papers but of course, not the actual answers to them...

Cela me fait plaisir de leur donner des cadeaux.

Cela me fait plaisir de leurs donner des cadeaux. ?

I assume leurs because, it related to cadeaux, which are plural in the sentence.

But then sometimes I see leur written as 'leur', when there are plural nouns after it...

anyway,

Thankyou

?? I really don't know what I'd pick... I don't want anything to runny, but i want the liquid to be able to move. Custard is heaven but as i said, it wouldnt move and thats not cool. Milk is boring, for me anyway...

What's you choice?

pop techno sorta song?

thanks

I can't for the life of me think of any ideology in film... I read somewhere 'Pretty Woman', but don't quite make the connection? The dominant class thinks prostitution is wrong, portraying that in the movie, making us, the proletariats etc, think yes obviously prostitution is wrong.

ok... well now I've written that, it makes sense, do you agree?

but yeah any other examples of some movies with influential ideological presences?