#nightingaledreamer

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wind arch
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"avoir cours" would be "have class" vs "avoir des cours" which would be "have classes"
Context might help further clarify

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De/des can vary a lot as we have a few concepts:

  • "De" as a preposition, as in "of/from/about" etc
  • "De la, du, des" as a partitive, as in "some"
  • "De la, du, des" as the preposition "de" + the definite article ("of/from/about THE")
  • "De" as the preposition "de" + the partitive (which disappears - "of/from/about SOME"
  • "De" as in "[not] any"
  • "De" as in "des" directly before an adjective (usually replaced by "des" in everyday speech)
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This should help

earnest yarrow