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Ulfat M.A2Kwiziq community member

My remark is about one of the questions I just answered. Its english translation "They will have been happy together!" sound weird in English.

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Andrea C.A1Kwiziq community member

does this sentence need a verb after d'autres? " J'ai trouve le supermarche mais je cherche toujours d'autres magasins specialisesPardon the lack of accents, can't get the keyboard to change. I was practicing using indefinite pronouns and adjectives. In the above sentence I was marked wrong by the teacher because I didn't have a verb after d'autres. In english I wanted to say I found the supermarket but I'm still looking for other specialty stores.

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Karen G.B1Kwiziq community member

Why is the imperfect wrong here? We don't know from the English whether it was a one off or a repeated actionMarc ne jouait qu'au foot

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Oluwafunmilayo O.A0Kwiziq community member

All the present tenses od allez

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Mohit M.B2Kwiziq community member

The pronunciation of "plus" in de plus en plus in the last example (J'ai de plus en plus de mal à me concentrer.) has 's' in both the plusIs this correct? Because in all other examples only the plus has 's' prononuced as it is followed by vowel 'e'.

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D. A.B2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Je n'y vais pas, et toi? -Non, je n'y vais pas non plus. I'm not going, you? -No, I'm not going either.wanted to know the usage of y here please

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Claudia A.A2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Bonjour. On the test question # 2 "Je bronze au soleil" Is it possible to say "Je me bronze au soleil"?

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S. C.A1Kwiziq community member

Why can «On ne peut pas stationner ici» mean ‘You cannot park here’ but not ‘We cannot park here’? The verb tense doesn’t match either.

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Eve S.A1Kwiziq community member

So if I'm from Chicago Illinois in the United States I would say "J'habite à Chicago, dans l'Illinois, aux États Unis."?

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