I dont understand the recorded pronunciation in this phrase : Les plantes produisent l’oxygène. Why is the “ent” silent in produisent? And why is the “l” silent in l’oxygène?

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D. A.A2KwizIQ community member

Verb agreement

Why does verb "faiblissent" agree with "bougies" and not "la lumière? La lumière des bougies"?

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Linda S.A0KwizIQ community member

I can't figure out how to put the accent (elision?) over the letters. Can you explain?

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Natasha R.B2KwizIQ community member

Not translating du to some

In the test above, for the translation of "Marie achète du café.", I chose "Marie buys some coffee", due to the lesson above. However, the correct answer is "Marie buys coffee". Why is this?

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James W.C1KwizIQ Q&A regular contributor

is there a reason "la salle de classe" isn't accepted in this text?

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Zyydaqt G.KwizIQ community member

How to make this an imparfait sentence

I use to play golf with my grandfather

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Tom A.C1KwizIQ Q&A super contributor

Imperfect used for a one-time action...?

In this sentence - 'William Jones déclarait au sujet de cette langue ancestrale : "La langue sanscrite...' - why is the imperfect used with an action that happened only once, and on a specified date ?

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i. l.C1KwizIQ community member

une atmosphère des plus romantiques ou une atmosphère de plus romantique

Why is the superlative in the plural, when the subject is singular?

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