questions not completed....In this Kwiz, you state that I did not answer two questions, no 7 and no 8.
But I have a screenshot of my answers, showing that I DID answer them and had both correct.
This seems a bit unfair. I really got 8/10.
The other question I have is about question 1 (time duration). I got "Phileas Fogg avait un jour d'avance." right, using "avoir".
You state that your answer of "Phileas Fogg était en avance d'un jour" (using "être" is correct, but in the lesson, it says that the correct cuse of "étre" is: Phileas Fogg était un jour en avance.
So, I think that your "étre" construction is wrong.
Thanks. Please comment by email.
William Humphreys
Hello,
The sentences:-
Mes amis et moi, ON VA au cinema/ Mes amis et moi, NOUS ALLONS au cinema.
Is it wrong to use 'nous allons' in the second sentence?
If I write nous allons but in past sentence , I can write like Nous avons allons au centre commerciale. That is correct?
He had been able to tell him in the end.
I put:
"Il avait pu le lui dire finalement."
My sense is there's an implicit "it" in the sentence, it should be: "I was able to tell *it* to him", otherwise the sentence is incomplete.
I know it can be omitted in English, but French generally seems to be fussier (or at least kwiziq is :-) ) about these things. Is this a colloquialism or is it technically correct?
Thanks!
How does an adverb derive its masculin or feminine form? The adjective derives it's gender from the noun it is describing, but when the adjective is turned into an adverb, where does the gender come from?
You should not be grading us on punctuations. This is ridiculous.
Tu ________ tard hier soir, Marc.You came back late yesterday evening, Marc.(HINT: Conjugate "rentrer" (to come back) in the compound past (Passé Composé))
Why are we not using revenir which means to come back instead of rentrer which means to re-enter?
In this Kwiz, you state that I did not answer two questions, no 7 and no 8.
But I have a screenshot of my answers, showing that I DID answer them and had both correct.
This seems a bit unfair. I really got 8/10.
The other question I have is about question 1 (time duration). I got "Phileas Fogg avait un jour d'avance." right, using "avoir".
You state that your answer of "Phileas Fogg était en avance d'un jour" (using "être" is correct, but in the lesson, it says that the correct cuse of "étre" is: Phileas Fogg était un jour en avance.
So, I think that your "étre" construction is wrong.
Thanks. Please comment by email.
William Humphreys
Hello community,
There is the example given: Bien que l'on ne s'entende pas, c'est quand même mon frère !
Can someone explain me why there is a definite article before "on" ?
Shouldn't this contract as => Bien qu'on ?
Merci pour cette exercise. C’est un bon exemple d’un format d’argument. J’ai beaucoup appris de cela. : )
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