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amanda h.A0KwizIQ 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

Asked 9 years ago

T. E.A2KwizIQ Q&A regular contributor

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

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Malahni N.A0KwizIQ 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 9 years ago

Donald H.C1KwizIQ 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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helen w.C1KwizIQ 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?

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Mary Anne B.C1KwizIQ 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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Elise J.A1KwizIQ community member

Gender of instruments?In these examples, instruments that end in -e are feminine while those that don't are masculine. Does this usually hold true?

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Richard R.C1KwizIQ community member

what is the rule for placing a negative before arrivions in avant que nous n'arrivions

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Jennifer C.C1KwizIQ Q&A regular contributor

N'importe quoi and regarde-le pronunciation.I notice the ees on the end n'importe and regarde are both pronounced here. Have you any hints on when an end ee is pronounced? As ever thank you for the opportunity to ask such novice questions.

Asked 9 years ago

David C.B2KwizIQ community member

Error in question? J'aime tes chaussures mais je préfère ________ qu'elle a achetées. I love your shoes but I prefer the ones she bought. Achetées?

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