kota_06572

[small palm]

Please be patient

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[lone saddle]

https://www.btb.termiumplus.gc.ca/tpv2guides/guides/juridi/index-fra.html?lang=fra&lettr=indx_catlog_a&page=9YdtQTC51zBw.html#:~:text=La locution conjonctive à ce,résigner%2C se résoudre%2C tendre%2C

à ce que takes the subjunctive mood

since this sentence is in the pass, they used subjunctive in the past

so aient été

ait is also avoir in the subjunctive 3rd person singular present

[modest pier]

Thank u sooo muchh ❤️❤️

[modest pier]

Yeaah about that , if i used the phrase in the picture i would have just said( je ne m’attendais pas QUE ces cinq…) without really using À CE , is it necessity here ? Does it have an equivalent in English ? Like how to use it .if you have any idae , thank u in advance

[tender tendon]

S'attendre à is the expression, so yes it's mandatory