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On my computer the hints are shown on the phrase after they are needed - eg tout le monde. I have seen this on many of the excercises.
Cecile and Chris I am more confused. Cecile seems to be saying "vous va" could be right as it can be singular but formal. Is it the "ton" which determines which "you" you use?
Can you tell me why it is coffee honey versus just honey?
I did a simple quiz. One of the problems was to translate "We have a cat" - I used the nous avons... option. It was wrong stating "On a..." is the correct answer. How can one tell if an informal response, or the commonly spoken one is the correct choice out of context? It sees to me, both answers are equally correct. What am I missing?
Merci
I went through all the same learning route as other students in the Q&A section to this lesson: the difference between un peu and peu for the example with argent from the test, and then why it should be peu d'amis though it is countable, etc, etc. It takes at least 2 approaches to the lesson through the test for an average student to get all the insights and nuances in the Q&A section. I wish all this has been reflected in the body text - it would certainly help to understand the topic better and quicker
How is "5:30 AM" or "0530" said in French using the 24-hour clock?
Why do you use "des rôles intéressants". and "les nouveaux défis ? "
Is there anything wrong with «il commençait à lister tous les poissons» for translation of 'he started listing all the fish' or 'he started to list all the fish'? It seems a more direct translation and grammatically correct, (I think).
Bonjour, dans une leçon controverse, il'y avait la question de "touts les vendredis" ou "le vendredi" pour aller en ville. Selon la leçon, la façon correcte pour exprimer : Paul takes the train every Friday = Paul prend le metro le vendredi. Dans cette exercise, vous constatez que Ma soeur va nager le samedi est faux pour dire "every Saturday.
Quelle response est bonne ou est-ce que quelque chose ou régle m'echape?
Merci,
Diane
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