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Quelle est la différence entre une chandelle, un cierge and une bougie ?

'Beaucoup de marques' gets the strike through for "many brands" - Larousse notes 'beaucoup de' as a synonym with 'de nombreux', and meaning 'many' (or a lot) in front of countable nouns. 

https://www.larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais-anglais/beaucoup/8472

I got an answer wrong in a quiz because I didn't have the participle agree in the case of listen: I listened to her. Is "listen" a verb with a direct object in French? 

Do all inverted verbs use the subjunctive?

For example, I know that 'Penses-tu qu'il sache conduire?' is right, but does this apply to all inverted verbs? 

Does mou/mol/molle always go after the noun?

What is the French translation for " The director sweeps the floor himself" (Not the cleaner, not his employees, not someone else, but the director himself who sweeps the floor)?