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I only have 2 quiz questions at the end of each lesson. Is this because I have not upgraded to paid version?
Hello, i was wondering if someone could please explain to me the scoring system for listening exercises. I got essentially all the words correct apart from the punctation and some accents, and i got a 17/60? Am i losing marks for not including commas and accents etc?
Thank you!
Edit: I have redone the exercise, and got even more correct answers, I fixed some accents and a few spelling mistakes I had made, and my score was 5/60?
In the sentence, ”But the ceremony lasted too long and the sketches were boring at times”, I translates "at times" by "parfois", which was not accepted. Should it be?
Hello, sometimes when I type the correct word, correct spelling, correct accents, correct punctuation, and everything, the word still gets highlighted as "different" than the example given. Even though my answer is the exact same as the one given. What could be the solution here ? It is marking me down a lot of points I should'nt be marked down for.
I translated ”at times” by parfois in the sentence, ”But the ceremony lasted too long and the sketches were boring at times.” Should this have been accepted ? BTW, I loved the new format for highlighting differences and alternatives.
Hello mods of Quiziq,
I really appreciate the trial week of premium, it has really been helping me learn french. When my trial ends, will I still be able to complete the premium writing exercises that I have started, but not finished?
Merci beaucoup
Bonjour!
"Dans" indique que l'action (manger) débutera à la fin de cette période de temps.
Pourquoi la bonne réponse est « en » et « dans » n'est pas acceptable dans cette phrase ?
In this page: https://www.lawlessfrench.com/grammar/irregular-re-verbs/, naître is included in "Really irregular -re verbs" instead of being grouped with "7) Verbs like connaître". Just wondering if there is a difference in present tense conjugations between the two that I'm missing?
I stumbled across a French grammar exercise and I don't understand the solution. "Tu as appelé tes parents? Oui, je leur ai téléphoné ce matin." I thought that we always used COD with appeler quelqu'un, so is there a mistake or what is the exception? Why is this not the case here?
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