Rex
Senior Member
AUSTRALIA: English
Dear friends
I have the following stanza in that poem I'm writing, and although it "feels" right, I'm not quite sure about the agreement in déchargé[s]. Does it stem from "on" as a plural concept, from the preceding direct object which I've located there as a stylistic device, or should it not be there anyway?
En temps utile on a les prisonniers déchargés, donc leurs vies dès lors transformées sont.
Merci à tous !
I have the following stanza in that poem I'm writing, and although it "feels" right, I'm not quite sure about the agreement in déchargé[s]. Does it stem from "on" as a plural concept, from the preceding direct object which I've located there as a stylistic device, or should it not be there anyway?
En temps utile on a les prisonniers déchargés, donc leurs vies dès lors transformées sont.
Merci à tous !
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