I answered with 'il', because it fits the criteria that we are not talking about something general, but something specifically referred to previously: the color violet. The answer was actually "c'".

Can you explain why?

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John B.C1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

To translate - the day when I go on holiday will be super - do I use où or quand for the word when?

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Maiju A.C1Kwiziq community member

votre without ô like vôtre; any reason for that?

In the first sentence it is votre frere andthe answer is vôtre frere???

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CrystalMaiden 7.C1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

So you're never allowed to use l'un(e) or l'uns to mean the one, then?

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Paul F.C1Kwiziq Q&A super contributor

Meeting new people

The suitable choice of answers in this exercise for translating "new people" was either de nouvelles personnes, or des gens nouveaux. Can nouveau/nouvelle therefore go both before and after the noun? And in every case? I have learnt that gens is an extraordinary "hermaphroditic" word where I believe that adjectives that precede it are generally feminine and adjectives that succeed it are masculine (les bonnes gens, les gens courageux), but I thought that nouveau/nouvelle was an adjective that standardly goes before the noun, so I thought that in this case de nouvelles gens would be the option instead of des gens nouveaux? Thanks.

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Olivia S.C1Kwiziq community member

What does ondée mean? it cannot be translated as waving as this makes no sense. Also "it will be necessary to provide his umbrella does not make sen

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