The same goes for words that begin

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Sixth mistake: using the wrong determiner with a word that begins with a vowel. For example, we don't say "je te présente ma amie Léa". "Ma amie" is wrong. However, "amie", here, since we are talking about Léa, is a feminine noun, so we should say "ma amie". But here, since "amie" begins with a vowel, the "ma" will turn into "mon". This is for phonetic reasons. "Ma amie" is difficult to say, so we will say "mon amie Léa". Even if Léa is a feminine noun, we will use "mon" which is ultimately masculine to pronounce it more easily. French is a bit crazy after all. In the same way, "c'est sa faute" will become "c'est son faute". " Voici ma épouse" is wrong, we will say "voivoi mon épouse".
with a silent h. For example, we would not say "your story is funny", but "your story is funny", even though the word "story" is a feminine noun.

And finally, the seventh mistake: confusing "day" and "daytime". We would not really say: "Today, I had a pleasant day". Day and daytime, they both mean the same thing, namely time, the space of time between sunrise and sunset.

So what is the difference between the two? The word "day" is more commonly used to refer to a 24-hour period. In a day, we have morning, afternoon, and evening. It's a measure of time. In any case, we can have the week, the month, the year. That's a day.

For example, there are seven days in a week. Or: Saturday is my favorite day. It is the unit of time.

The word "day" is used for a less precise space of time. It's not necessarily 24 hours, as is the case for "day". A day is 24 hours. The day is not necessarily 24 hours. It often designates, in our minds in any case, the moment when it is daylight, when the sun is up. And it relates rather to a duration.

For example: He spent the whole day in his room. That doesn't mean he spent 24 hours in his room, it means he spent quite a few hours in the end, a good part of the time the sun was up.

Do you see the difference between day and day? We assume here that we are talking more about morning and afternoon and not necessarily evening and night.

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So, here are the seven mistakes we saw together today. The first was saying "à le" or "à les" instead of "au" or "aux". The second was saying "j'ai allé" instead of "je suis allait". The third mistake was confusing "habiller" with "mettre". The fourth was confusing "à cause de" with " grâce à". The fifth was using "c'est" when talking about the weather, the weather, instead of "il fait". The sixth was using the wrong determiner with a word, a noun, that begins with a vowel. And the seventh was confusing "jour" and " journée".