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Hello,
I had this kwiziq question: Catherine ________ à l'hôtel ce soir. (Catherine is sleeping at the hotel tonight.)
I put the answer for the blank as "est en train de dort", but instead the answer is only "dort". I thought that "dort" would = he/she sleeps (not he/she is sleeping)
I thought that dormir = (to) sleep; être en train de dormir = sleeping.
Thanks for the help!
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