Bonsoir. In the lesson samples, "Je la lui donne" is translated as "I give it to him/her." However, in the mini quiz, I chose both "She shows it to

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Bonsoir. In the lesson samples, "Je la lui donne" is translated as "I give it to him/her." However, in the mini quiz, I chose both "She shows it to

him" and "She shows it to her" as possible taranslations for "Elle la lui montre" and this was scored as "nearly correct." Why is that?
Asked 6 years ago
AurélieKwiziq team memberCorrect answer

Bonjour Shelley !

I've had a look at your Correction Dashboard, and it says that you ticked "She shows it to him" but not "She shows it to her", and this question necessitated both these correct answers, hence the nearly correct :)

For similar questions, in the future please use the "Report it" button in your Correction Board, as it links directly to the specificquiz take you're referring to, and makes it easier for us to answer you :)

Bonne journée !

Chris W.C1 Kwiziq Q&A super contributor

Your translations seem correct to me. 

-- Chris

S. H.C1Kwiziq community member
Thank you so much for checking this for me. I guess the second check mark didn't take & I didn't notice it; so sorry for the trouble. Thanks, too, for the reminder to use the Report an issue button.
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Bonsoir. In the lesson samples, "Je la lui donne" is translated as "I give it to him/her." However, in the mini quiz, I chose both "She shows it to

him" and "She shows it to her" as possible taranslations for "Elle la lui montre" and this was scored as "nearly correct." Why is that?

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