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Can the above adjectives be used interchangeably in this exercise, as only 'hilarant' was provided in the correct options.
Pourquoi on utilise comme elle ne doit pas sortir. Pourquoi pas ainsi que où pour que ?
The lesson states:
Notice that whereas with ne ... pas (not), pas could only be placed after the auxiliary verb (être or avoir) in compound tenses. See Using 'ne ... pas' with compound tenses (negation).
The restrictive que in ne ... que can be placed either after the auxiliary verb, or in front of the word it's restricting. You should place que in front of the word you restrict.
The above needs to be reformulated as "Notice that whereas with......................................, the restrictive que in ne....que....................
The writer leaves the poor reader hanging with the current punctuation. Whereas needs a second clause in the same sentence separated with a happy comma.
Not a huge issue of course, but I had to read this several times to understand the meaning. The fix is quick as noted above.
Salut
Dans cette exam j'ai répondu que- Il est sept heures et demie. mais je suis mal marquè. quelle est la raison
Now in another lesson, that would be marked incorrect as you would be looking for neuf and neuve
I do not understand why "Sams does Aikido" is translated as "Sam fait de l'aïkido.". The lesson says that in front of masculine nouns that de le and les will contract to du and des. Why is this not "Sam fait du aïkido"?
Thank you.
For the last phrase, que je vous ai préparée, why is the "e" added to préparée. Shouldn't it be an "s" because vous is the direct object.
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