91.--6. qué que tu veux. For _qu'est-ce que tu veux_.
32. quasiment t'une lourdeur. _t'_ here shows that a liaison has
been made. The question of liaison is difficult for a foreigner, some
book on pronunciation (such as Geddes, _French Pronunciation_, Oxford
Press) should be consulted.
98.--1. on entendit entrer. Notice that the indefinite
subject of the infinitive is omitted.
18. un lapin qui bat du tambour. An allusion to the drumming of
rabbits.
23. il dut couver, il dut renoncer. The past definite of certain
verbs expresses accomplishment, "hldquo;he had to do it and he did it";
_devait_ would not express the accomplishment of the action.
100.--31. qué. For _quel_.
101.--3. combien qu'i en a. For _combien qu'il y en a_,
that is, _combien y a-t-il_?
5. cette famille nouvelle. When _nouveau_ is placed after the
noun, it means "rldquo;recently appeared," not "oldquo;other"; _nouveau_ should also
be distinguished from _neuf_, which means "uldquo;unused" and follows its noun.
11. son enveloppe. The use of _son_ before a feminine noun
beginning with a vowel arose by analogy with _bon: bon ami, bonne amie_,
therefore _son ami, son amie_.