French language Q&A Forum

My understanding of "être" in passé composé is that it's supposed to be used for reflexive verbs. If this were true, then "je suis allée" would imply, in the present tense "je me vais", which isn't correct. Could someone explain this?

Is it 

Un des meilleurs repas que nous ayons jamais faits 

Or

Un des meilleurs repas que nous ayons jamais fait? 

J'ai mis le deuxième et on m'a dit que c'était juste mais le texte final met le premier. 

Est-ce qu'on s'accorde donc le repas au singulier ou au pluriel dans cette construction du superlatif? 

Merci! 

I have not been able to get my arms around when to use "test", "interrogation", "contrôle", or "examen". I gather that "examen" is for a more comprehensive test or a performance assessment, like a driving test, but the usage doesn't seem consistent. Terms like "Examen finale", "quiz pop" & "mi-parcours" are pretty easy to figure out because they're so specific, but the more generic "test" situation is a little unclear. 

Ça m'a rendu fou !

I was surprised to see the word "clore".  It doesn't appear very often.  When and how is it used?

the answer given as correct for, Elle fait de la danse , is She takes dance lessons.    Surely it would mention ‘lesson’ in the French? Doesn’t it just mean she goes dancing regularly? 

merci

Hi in this when he said the word diner, the audio gets cut. 

Is it a fault at recording. just wanted to point out. 

Would it be appropriate to use "génial" as a translation of "nice!"?

Pourquoi c'est permis pour "ce" être à place de "Elles" à la première phrase?