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why are we using des with six ( chacun des six chateaux) as six is the defined number
I used j'aimerai and it was marked incorrect with j'adorai offered instead. I read the associated grammar lesson but I'm still not clear on why both are not acceptable?
My score was "You scored 0 out of 60 - hmm, missed your coffee this morning?!" yet it was actually my best one yet..I am not sure how to submit a ticket for this.
Is "avoir un bec sucré" too much of an anglisism ?
Why is it essaye de when all the other verbs aren't followed by de? Also, why not essaie?
why say elle va au marché? instead of elle marche
I'm adding into what Avery said about how this grammar point could use some clarification, as I find this one particularly confusing as well. Thank you Avery!
It's unclear that some activities can be referred to by both faire and jouer. I only figured this out because I got dinged on a test for not knowing that basketball is one of these. I do see that the examples show this, but an explicit explanation would be nice. Or a list of common activities and whether they are faire or jouer would be helpful.
The section on faire de la danse vs danser could be clarified a bit more too. There are gray sentences for the example English phrases, but they aren't translated into French. I can't see how the sentences in French would be built without making my own guesses.
Thanks guys!
How do you say he acted like a king? Il a agi en roi or il a agi comme roi?
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