If you know French, please come in, help me write the general meaning of this article, about no l!

I thought there was no one to translate, but since there were people, they would float by.

1 A The sentence pattern for asking the color is: quelle est sa couleur ? If the subject is a noun, add a de

What color are these pants?

2 d after the preposition + verb primitive form The compound past tense of the infinitive.

It is better to use the compound past tense for this question, which indicates something that has happened in the past.

After I got home, I finished reading this **.

3 b phrase a propos de about, for. réfléchir is a transitive verb.

We should think about this well

4 a reussir is an intransitive verb.

This is a teacher who can successfully teach students.

5 chanter ecouter qn +inf Hear someone doing something.

These actors listen to Catherine sing at her house, and the answer to another question can't be submitted... Woo, did I write it in vain?

quand même vous __je ne renoncerais pas à ce projet.

a) insistez b) insisteriez c) insisterez d) insistiez

Quand même does mean even in this question, but the example you provided for quand même is an adverb phrase, which is not the same as a conjunctive phrase.

2) The quand même in it represents the lowest condition: the least must be notified, so the conditional formula is used.

This is relatively difficult to distinguish, and the point of conjugation is to fully understand the meaning of the context.

2 If you use a comma or colon, you can use d because the contexts are connected. But because the semicolon is used earlier, it can't be used, puisqu because, en effet prefers a complementary interpretation with a little twist.

3 Because tellement and si are both adverbs, adverbs and adjectives can be modified, and tant is used to modify verbs and nouns preceded by de.

4 Elegant language is generally used to highlight its own elegance, chewing words, and is generally used for sarcasm, that is, scolding without dirty words. What you say in your book is a particularly obvious form of satirical people, but in fact, if you want to distinguish it, it is the kind of special tongue-twisting, and it is enough to express a small sentence in a large paragraph.

Irony is generally expressed through exaggeration and inverse proportion. In the case of Lite language, it is more elegant, usually with the negative words "soutenu" such as point, personne, guère (less), etc., and sometimes words that are specifically used for Gentle.

5 means more or less the same, but elisabeth a réparé uses the past tense (passé composé), so you can't use d because quitte à is used in the present or future tense, so you have to use c.

1The two examples you gave about quand même are both adverb phrases and have nothing to do with conjunctive phrases.

2 Because the semicolon is used in front.

3 Judging from the parts of speech of tellement and si, because tellement and si are both adverbs, adjectives and adverbs can be modified.

tant is used to modify verbs and nouns with de in front of them.4 Urbane language is to have something to say and not say well, and you have to drag it around to play with the form, and it looks elegant.

5 The main tense is to choose au risque de, elisabeth a réparé elle-même sa cheminée

The past tense is used, whereas quitte à requires the use of simple present or future tense.