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AnnC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Il y a des toiles d'arraignées partout. Tu ___as vue (Did you see them?)I filled the blank with en but the correct answer was les. Please explain why I'm wrong.

Asked 6 years ago

LisaC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Is student a profession?I apologize if this gets posted twice -- I had to log in and it disappeared. Question: If I am a professor, I say "Je suis professeur." But if I am a student, do I say "Je suis étudiant." even though it's not exactly a profession? Merci !

Asked 6 years ago

TonyB2Kwiziq community member

HelloHello, In the lesson, it says that with vivre ot être we are to use dans or nothing. Does that mean we cannot use en. I am confused because there is an example that says "Je suis en class."

Asked 6 years ago

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AmandaA0Kwiziq community member

anyone?does anyone know how to get a bigger level i transfered from a francophone school to an english school as a grade 8 but it put me as a0 instead of advanced and ive been getting 10-10 on the a2 test and it has not switched my level

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TamaniA2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Quand tu m'as appeléShould it not be "quand tu m'es appélé?

Asked 6 years ago

MalahniA0Kwiziq community member

Is there anyone available to help me with my past tense grammar in French?Good evening all, I have an assignment for French and would like either an advanced or a native speaker to analyze what I have written. I am working on past tense verb usage and I am struggling a bit. It is an essay, so I figure it may be a bit extensive to post on here.

Asked 6 years ago

DonaldC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Dans la douche où sous la doucheJ'ai appris que je suis sous la douche. Peut-être je me suis trompé..?

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HelenC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

They would be lucky: "ils auraeints de la chance" I saw the avoir verb used here: "ils auraeints de la chance." Why not use etre ("would be"): Ils seraient de la chance. Is it a rule that the avoir verb always used with luck versus the etre verb?

Asked 6 years ago

Mary AnneC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Statement about collective nouns in EnglishCollective nouns, such as family, team, and company are singular. The pronoun that would refer to these particular nouns is "it." A speaker may change to "they" but the speakers would be referring to family members, players, or employees. One would right, "A spokesperson for the company announced that it is profitable."

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