Dans la dernière phrase « C'est pour apprendre à jouer. » est-il possible d'utiliser « en » « Y » ou « la / l' » pour faire mention à la guitare ? Si oui, est-il mieux de l'ajouter selon l'usage normal ?

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R. E.B1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

request more clarification on idiomatic example phrase

This is a sample sentence from this lesson:

J'ai de plus en plus de mal à me concentrer.

I understand the more and more part. As a student, without the translation, I would not have come up with I'm struggling more and more to focus. I was seeing this as ... I have (more and more) pain myself to concentrate. Is there a lesson on avoir mal a that talks about struggling? If so J'ai de plus en plus de mal avec cette example! :)

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M. W.C1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

My dictionary gives énorme for huge. Is there a particular reason for using immense instead?

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Johanna S.B1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Can this be recorder with slower audio? While the speaker may talk that way, she is much too fast to catch all the words and the liaisons

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Don C.B1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

The sound file for "Le soleil brillait sur la campagne, et les animaux couraient dans l'herbe verdoyante." is garbled in the last half.