I have a few questions:
1. What is "Do you (sing.) speak French well?" in French using "Est-ce que"?
- I put "Est-ce que vous parlez bien français," but it said it was wrong.
2. What is "Lucie always eats fries, and she never eats snails" in French?
- I put "Lucie mange toujours des frites, et elle ne mange jamais escargots," but it said it was wrong.
3. What is "My (male) friend has a pool, and he swims rather well" in French?
- I put "Mon ami a un piscine, et il nage assez bien," but it said it was wrong. (Note: "plutôt bien" is not used here!)
Thanks.
Answer (2)
Est-ce que tu chantes? Est-ce que tu parles bien le français ? Lucie mange toujours des frites mais elle ne mange jamais d'escargots. Mon ami dispose d'une piscine et il nage plutôt bien.
The correct French translations are provided for each of the student's questions. For singular informal use, the correct phrasing is noted. Articles, gender, and verb forms are important aspects to watch in French.
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