Chaque matin, je vais à la piscine.

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Can't a simple "Le" be used in place of "Chaque"

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Hi Mark,
Yes indeed, you could  say:
Le matin, je vais à la piscine
But it means -
In the morning I go swimming ( not in the afternoon or the evening)
I have been informed that what they were looking for was the frequency not the time of day for swimming which could only be -
Chaque/tous les 
Hope this helps!

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________ matin, je vais à la piscine.Each morning, I go to the swimming pool.ChaqueLe

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________ matin, je vais à la piscine.Each morning, I go to the swimming pool.ChaqueLe

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(please delete this)

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________ matin, je vais à la piscine.Each morning, I go to the swimming pool.ChaqueLe

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Sorry, very weird that it posted 4 times.  And the formatting was distorted.  It marked me wrong for putting "Le" instead of "Chaque," so I'm hoping this can be updated. :)

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Hi Chris, 
If this refers to a Quiz, you need to contact us via the 'Report It' button on your correction board as it will link directly to that quiz.
But I suspect that, although both are correct,  it depends on what is being tested ...