In the question presented, it said she had missed her bus and therefore had to ____________. I put "aller a pied" and the answer came up as "marcher". This does not seem to agree with the explication in the lesson.

Anna

Asked 3 years ago

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FaithandrewsA0Kwiziq community member

Honestly, I did not really understand exactly you meant by '' stress pronouns''? Please throw more light on the meaning and use of stress pronouns.

Asked 5 years ago

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MarkB2Kwiziq community member

Answers to the quiz on L'aéroport

I just took the same test twice about "A l'aéroport". The first time I you said I had 7 correct, 1 near-miss and 5 wrong. I do not believe any were wrong. I then took it again.

This time I went through the vocabulary provided by Lawless for L'aéroport. My marks for the second time were 9 correct, one near miss, one unanswered and two incorrect. Absurd! The apparent unanswered one I had answered and correctly. It was the first question. Why on earth your system ignored my correct answer I have no idea but it is very frustrating.

The two apparent wrong answers were not wrong. I used the vocabulary you provided. One said that my use of "bagages enregistré" was wrong and I should have used "bagages en soute"! I used "bagages en soute" in the first quiz and had it marked incorrect!

What on earth is going on?

How can anyone have any confidence in how you mark these quizzes?

I look forward to hearing from you.

Mark Adams

Asked 4 years ago

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JoB2Kwiziq community member

S'ennuyer in the perfect Tense

I would have expected the perfect verb for s’ennuyer to be je me suis ennuyé, but the correction to my latest quiz suggests an extra accent as: énnuyé

Asked 4 years ago

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AworeleA1Kwiziq community member

Can we get this has an application on our gagdet?

Asked 5 years ago

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AyçaC1Kwiziq community member

How is "ils" the object of the sentence «Ils entrent dans la salle»?

The question was:

In this sentence, which is the subject of the verb? «Ils entrent dans la salle» Ils / entrent / dans la salle

I'll appreciate your help, thanks.

Asked 4 years ago

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SallyC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

ce qu'on a envie

Why is "ce dont on a envie" (in the fourth sentence) not correct here? For that matter, why is "ce qu'on a envie" correct? The expression is "avoir envie de", isn't it? What am I missing here?

Also: why must the past tense in English ("didn't pay", "were encouraged") necessarily be translated as the present tense ("ne paye pas", "est encouragé") in French?

And finally, why is it incorrect to use "souhaiter" rather than "aimer" in the last sentence?

Asked 4 years ago

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