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14,417 questions • 31,211 answers • 928,774 learners
You should not be grading us on punctuations. This is ridiculous.
Why can't you use ça est? You correct this to ça c'est.
Which is NOT correct?
Ce qu'il dit est difficile à comprendre
Ce que nous faisons est presque impossible
Ce qui est arrivé est incroyable
Ce qui elle demande n'est pas raisonnable -- Correct Answer
I don't understand why this is incorrect.
Hello,
The dashboard recommends that I focus on A1, but all the study lessons and quizzes recommended at the bottom of the page are A0. How do I get the dashboard to change the focus area?
Thanks!
Michael
in the example "Je suis assis entre Léa et Tim" why did we say je suis assis and not je m'assois ? are they both right or do they mean different things ? thank you in advance !
I would like to know a specific rule regarding the use of the subjunctive.
I learned that the subjunctive is not used in a sentence where the same subject appears in both the main and subordinate clauses.But when I came across this sentence, I got lost.
“Non, je ne pense pas que je sois trop jeune !”
I've searched everywhere for the reason why the subjunctive is used. In vain.
However, I can't help but assume that the main clause is negative, so the subjunctive should be used for the subordinate clause.
So, I'd like to enrich myself with a correct information, please.
Thank you in advance for your help.
In the test question: "Suzanne aime les vêtements [INSERT]", the correct answer is "orange". My question is: wouldn't the color orange agree with the noun ("les vêtements") which is plural? Why is the correct answer "orange" and not, as one might assume, "oranges"?
Bonjour!
Can we reframe this sentence as "Je ne connais pas personne en dehors de mon petit cercle d'amis."?
Merci
I have read other explanations of à qui and the auquel forms of the relative pronouns and they are not interchangeable; à qui is used for people and the auquel form is used for things and animals. I think this distinction should be corrected in your lesson and on the tests.
My best guess right now is that à is used with definite articles, and dans is used with indefinite ones. So "Je vais au parc," and "Je vais dans un parc." Is that correct?
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