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No, he hasn't got a degree (marked wrong)
No, he didn't earn his degree (correct)
I simply do not understand what the question is meant reflect. The point is not explained.
Button sayes all grammar and vocab but is only a list of !essond. Betty helpful but no. vocabulary to check against. The audibly keeps putting me on b1 but I'm struggling g with this lesson
Après nous être levés... ? I see the construction après être but why here? It looks active.. something they did, rather than a passive situation so why not passé composé? Would that be wrong or a valid alternative?.. or would it have to be après nous nous sommes levés?.. think I am beginning to get the message...
Why is "à la" used and not "dans"?
She lives, physically, in the countryside.
It seems if she came "from the countryside" it would be "à la".
Is this just one of those "this is the way it is, and not subject to the dans/en rules"?
...“et de lui acheter”. It seems to function like “et en lui acheter”, but for some reason “de” is the correct choice here.
There is a concealed difficulty in this lesson for English speakers who don't know how to congregate the irregular verb "hurt". The examples provided are very good and demonstrate the problem, but i needed a good English grammar book to correctly identify the problem.
hurt (v pr))
hurts (v pr3)
hurt (v pt)
hurt (v pp)
Why doesn't this lesson make any mention of feminine forms?
I don’t think u should put the word pot belly for Eric cuz on the picture it doesn’t show that Eric have a pot bell + I think it is kinda mean
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