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The interactive reader stops after about 80% of the text has been recited. This has happened on other exercises. Have other readers experienced this ? It won’t restart.
I got 0 out of 2 on the quiz but the drop down menu gave incorrect answers - they were in English, not French.
I am working on level C1. I have no interest in learning the Passé Simple, just in being able to speak French. Half the questions in the test are Passé Simple and I'm feeling the remaining questions are repetitive. Getting a bit bored..... Do love what you do usually!
Elsa a deux________ euros sur son compte.
why is the answer „mille“ not „millers d‘“?
thanks
monter dans doit prendre etre, n'est-ce pas ? voyez le quiz
Yes, the English word "miss" was used, but I understand that mademoiselle has basically been stricken from the language unless one is strictly speaking to a very young girl. Are we to assume that is the implication here?
When is un used and when is une used in math? According to AI, un is "always" used, but you use une in one of your math examples. Which is correct?
Bonjour,
Thank you for this fun little story about the fall. Just a couple of questions:
I wrote "devenir malade" which was marked as wrong. I understand that "tomber malade" is a common expression, but couldn't you use "devenir" as well as "tomber" or "etre"?
Also, I used "soigneux" instead of "prudent". And, I believe "Je fais beaucoup d'attention" is correct, too.
Merci tout le monde,
Hilary
Instead of "digne d'un conte de fées", can you not just say 'féerique'?
And how about 'le sort' instead of 'le charme' ?
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