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Why are you talking about sujet ? 

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pEn Plus, j'augumene me disputes toujours avec mes parents pour rien•

You could also say:

De plus, je me dispute toujours avec mes parents pour un rien.

Or also:

En plus, je me dispute toujours avec mes parents à propos de tout et de rien.

Here's the hint we gave you:

"things" = Use "sujet"

I tried to conjugate Tu écoutes. But it says it is wrong and the correct answer is Tu ècoutes. 
Does it really change accent? I searched it in other sites and tu écoutes is right. 

In the question Aurélie mange ___________ , with the translation Aurélie eats bread, the answer Aurélie mange le pain is marked as wrong in favour of Aurélie mange du pain. But surely Aurélie mange du pain means Aurélie is eating some bread, and Aurélie eats bread means that she eats bread in general, so should therefore be translated as Aurélie mange le pain.

Can you add a writinge exercise graded by AI for us to pratice using the words? 

Is there somewhere to view my answers to the written exercises.  I am a bit stumped as I pretty sure I managed (finally) to ace my last effort and would like to compare my responses.Thanks

How can I re-take the placement test? My computer glitched the first time, & I submitted the test by accident, so I am actually at a much higher level than what they are suggesting. Help!

Hello, 

Can anyone suggest a best-practices methodology for using the site to improving in a systematic way?

Perforce of circumstances, I'm learning on my own, but hope to get off the B1-B2 plateau that I've settled on via my piecemeal learning.

FWIW, I spend ~15 hours per week studying French.

Thanks in advance,

D 

Hello,

In the sentence 'il y avait de petites huttes aux fenêtres desquelles de minuscules visages hirsutes avaient l'air préoccupé.'

 Is it possible to replace desquelles with dont?

why use "pourra" instead of "pourront"? I thought tout means every, all.

Is it possible to remove certain lessons from my study plan? I'm not particularly interested in learning the passé simple but I get quizzed on that repeatedly.