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Why is “the best answer” given as “Mes parents seront trop impressionnées”? Doesn’t the “ées” imply that both parents are female?
Also, could “impressionnant” be used instead of “impressionnés”? What would be the difference in meaning?
I believe it would be better to replace "behind" with "after" to be consistent with the use of "before" in the following paragraph :
J'ai regardé la fille. la fille is the object of ai regardé but it's behind, so no agreement.I watched the girl.
-> Je l'ai regardée. l' replaces la fille -feminine/singular- and it's before the verb, so agreement.
I watched her.
The system says the above phrase translates to 'How did she get it wrong?' - but I couldn't work out where the 'it' is. I thought it might mean 'How did she go wrong?' then checked Google Translate, which confirmed my interpretation.
Could this please be checked? Thanks (loving the site by the way)
Pauline
Cet exercice n'était pas un niveau C1 - comme indiqué
sometimes it is beacoup de choses. is it not beacoup des choses..please clarify
I came across this sentence in one of the quizes. It is translated as: "Je sens la transpiration"
How does it change if I mean to say "I smell sweat" like somebody else's sweat; not mine.
How do you write 8:39am in french
Est-ce que la bilingue histoire est disponible, s'il vous plaît?
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