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Bonjour! I am a bit confused about the example without à. In what context would you skip it? Merci!
Is it possible to remove certain lessons from my study plan? I'm not particularly interested in learning the passé simple but I get quizzed on that repeatedly.
I think the explanation for avoir envie de vomir needs to be amended to say that this can be expressed using avoir besoin de as well as using devoir. Having studied the lesson, I assumed you could only use avoir envie de.
"Nous avons mangé en une heure" does not have a correct answer. "We ate in an hour" and "We ate in an hour´s time" are both incorrect. An appropriate answer would be "We ate for an hour." (American English)
I put the first as my answer to the question but was flip flopping between the two in the text box. Is the reason I got it wrong because there is no context to use "lui?" is there a context where "lui" would be correct?
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How does the scoring system work? I got several sentences right without any corrections and scored 0 out of 70.
Another exercise with lots of corrections, I got 30. It doesn't make any sense. Or shouldn't we pay attention to the scores?
I'm confused as to why at the beginning of the exercise "Si je pouvais" is used, while at the end it's "Je pourrais". Would the conditional not be used in both cases as there's no guarantee of either action taking place, so both are hypothetical?
Why do we not capitalize the names of places? Are there any instances where we will capitalize a letter?
What does the tip mean, "Masculin always wins in french?" I don't understand this. Kindly elaborate. Thanks!
Why wouldn’t you use “ ils balaieront/balayeront le sol avant nous venions “ in lieu of “avant nous ne venions “ ? I’m confused about the “ne” negation. What’s its purpose?
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