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More on in line.. accepted that Americans call a queue a line but in ordinary English, standing in a line is a common enough thing to do without being anywhere near a queue so maybe need to accept en ligne as well.
In the lesson where you have the example to hand, there is a clue but not in general Kwizes.
An observation
When I leave the dashboard to do a Kwiz, I then get the option to do another Kwiz.. (Test recommended again) and continuing without going back to the dashboard and often find that there are new questions coming up on subjects that I have not studied.. then when I go back to the dashboard, I discover that there are a whole load of new lessons.
Any chance of indicating next to the Kwiz again box that there are new lessons on the dashboard?
Ils me rappellent de Milli Vanilli. Pourquoi est-ce que nous perdons notre temps en discutant ces individus stupides? Perdonnez-moi; je suis un veillard qui ne possede rien intérêt en tels idiots!
I do not understand why appelée was used, and not appelé, and I do not think the explanation below is correct. Le Passé Composé here has nothing to do with Emma’s gender, as it surely has to agree with il. And why, then, would the suggested answers use téléphoné, and not téléphonée ?
"Aux environs de midi" is being red-lined, although it could be cut and pasted directly from Larousse.
https://www.larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais-anglais/environs/30073
In "it is going to cook the yolk" the verb has an object so it used transitively. Shouldn't the French be "faire cuire" rather than just "cuire"?
Bonjour mes amis! Je m'appele Parsa et je viens de Leiden. C'est une ville des Pays-Bas. J'aime la ville.
When saying "Vous habitez où?" Why isn't it pronounced as "abitezù" instead of "abite ù"
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