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AlisonC1Kwiziq community member

Think you have left the wors "always FOLLOW the past participle" in here by accident?Just before last example

Asked 6 years ago

AnnC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

de vs du un paysPourquoi on vient de France mais du Canada? Pourquoi pas de la France?

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Vincent B1Kwiziq community member

so does "vous feriez vos études ce soir" mean "you should study this evening" ?

Asked 6 years ago

ChrisC1 Kwiziq Q&A super contributor

Still no indirect speech (voix indirecte)It's great that I am taught the conjugation of the verb "moudre" and "coudre", yet there's still no lesson on reported/indirect speech. In my opinion that is a big omission since that one comes up much more frequently in all kinds of situations than I will ever use the verb moudre. I would really appreciate a series of lessons on that topic. Greetings, -- Chris.

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AnnC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

quelques veut direPourquoi quelques avait "some" pour le réponse . Pour moi, des tableaux c'est "some paintings"

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CristinaB1Kwiziq community member

How do you say to a friend: "Your absence has not passed unnoticed"

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RichardB2Kwiziq community member

Translation of "Elle a fait de la danse".Why does the Kwik Kwiz say that "She took dance lessons" is the correct translation of "Elle a fait de la danse." instead of "She danced." which was marked as incorrect? There is nothing in the lesson that suggests why this might be so...

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MaryC1Kwiziq community member

reflexive verbWhy is the reflexive used here when the main verb (faire de nouvelles sandales) is not reflexive? Je me fais faire de nouvelles sandales (correct) Je fait faire de nouvelles sandales (marked incorrect)

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DanielA2Kwiziq community member

heartache"ATTENTION: The expression "avoir mal au cœur" does NOT mean you're having a heartache or a heart attack, but that you're feeling sick, like you want to throw up." how do you say "my heart hurts" then?

Asked 6 years ago

TamaniA2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Des yeux noisette--CorrectI thought I was following the rule: this phrase is not a compound adjective, nor does the color derive from a real thing.

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