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DianaC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

So couramment goes in front of the noun?

Asked 6 years ago

JoakimC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Hopping between l'imparfait and passé composéFrom writing challenge b2 week 62, this extract describes events in the past: La "navette" qui DEVAIT nous amener à l'hôtel ÉTAIT en fait un vieux bus de campagne cabossé dans lequel on A PU apprécier toutes les aspérités de la route." Why doesn't it stick to l'imparfait for all 3 verbs?

Asked 6 years ago

KariB2Kwiziq community member

Don't suppose you could add the type of place in the questions?I would find it a lot easier on the tests if you would indicate if something is a city, state or region for example. Being from Canada the North American references are easy but the European not so much. Example Catalonia - had no idea it was a region until I googled it.

Asked 6 years ago

William C1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

From B1 test.Ç'est alors que Maxime a attrapé mon sac et š'est enfui en courantMaxime is a girl / woman. Shouldn't the reflexive verb include an 'e' ..... et s'est enfui ... be ..... et s'est enfuie

Asked 6 years ago

GabhanC1Kwiziq community member

des efforts vs un effort ... ?I don't think this is a question pertaining to the subjunctive, however, it is something I am unsure about and which appears in this lesson. So I may as well ask here. "... fassions des efforts" - is translated as "... make an effort." But yet, "... fassiez des cookies" is translated as "... make some cookies." Why does one say "des efforts" rather than "un effort" to mean "an effort"? Thanks!!

Asked 6 years ago

RosyA2Kwiziq community member

iPadDoes this site work on an ipad or iphone without internet/wifi ? Or does it require a connection to function correctly?

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AnishA1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Does this rule apply only to the regions / states in US and Canada?

Asked 6 years ago

AlanC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

No-one would use " They had had to retake the exam," in written or spoken English. One would possibly say "They'd had to retake the exam", but the simplest form "They had to retake the exam", is the commonest usage.

Asked 6 years ago

BrianC1Kwiziq community member

Getting 100% at level B2I seem to be stuck at 99.90% at level B2. my last 10 tests have all been tens. Obviously I will make a mistake eventually and I do not want to start C1 tests untill I get 100% at B2. I already have 100% at A0, A1, A2, B1. So, how many more tests must I take to reach 100% at level B2

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AnishA1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Can we use Marie est en l'école" in place of "Marie est à l´ecole"

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