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Renate A.B2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
Confusion with ne...pas.Confusion with ne....pas. First I thought always de after ne... pas. Then I read there is an exception when être is used. Use un/une. What is happening then in this example?Les filles jouent au foot? Non, elles ne jouent pas au foot. Is there a lesson that explains all the options?
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Sheila R.B2Kwiziq community member
I ate earlier, this morning, when I got up, etc, but I have already eaten, surely?
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Sheila R.B2Kwiziq community member
I don't believe you can say in English 'I ate already' ?
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Ajit K.B1Kwiziq community member
Ma mère m'a acheté une robe ________. Why neuve and not neuf?
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Alan B.C1Kwiziq community member
Hi, The next button for this question does not work properly.
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Renate A.B2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
Qui est-ce qui or qui est-ce que?I'm confused on when to use 'qui est-ce qui or qui est-ce que at the beginning of a sentence'. In each case the translation was 'who did such and such'.One or the other have been given as a correct answer but I haven't worked out which one for which circumstance. What is the rule please.
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Peter L.C1Kwiziq community member
None of the "hints" are showing up with the quiz questions.For example: HINT: virer de l'argent = to wire money HINT: Conjugate "s'habiller" in Le Plus-que-Parfait
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Ronald P.A1Kwiziq community member
how do I unsubscribe
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Kari F.B2Kwiziq community member
Why is this correct and the other not?Why is je mets mes chaussures où d'habitude? correct but when you invert the verb and keep the rest the same it is incorrect? Per the quiz "mets-je mes chaussures où d'habitude? is incorrect. I didn't choose either of them as it seemed strange to have the où in the middle like that but was surprised to see one of them was in fact correct. Please explain. Thanks.
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Kari F.B2Kwiziq community member
Do we say the word cent after the "cents"In the sound files in this lesson it sounds like they are saying the word "cent" after the cents for currency. Is that correct? I went back to the lesson on decimals and they don't pronounce it that way on that lesson or am I just hearing it wrong? Example Ça coûte 1,20 € le litre. They appear to say "un euro vingt cent". Thanks
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