11 is not bad and that's a great idea to come back and try the again in a few months. I'm very confident you will see some big improvements when you do the quiz again. You have already made good progress since you first started watching and commenting on my channel. Continue!
Super Anissa. Hopefully you got a good score and have improved these last few months? There is an advanced quiz coming soon that is very difficult......but will be a good challenge for you!
@@AnglaisAvecunAnglophone I did my best I had 18/20 but I expected more but it's ok. Can't wait for the advanced quiz it will be so challenging. Thanks or your job
@@AnglaisAvecunAnglophone Hi Chris. I didn't pay attention concerning the QSAC and "Will"instead of "to be going to" even though I know the rules! I'm terribly sorry with that! Bye for now !
Hi Orelie, yes the first one (to propose) is very formal and is normally only used for marriage (He proposed to me yesterday) or VERY formal occasions. "To offer" is the best one to use on a day to day basis or 'to suggest' which has a very similar meaning also.
No sorry, 'going to' is the planned future and 'will' is also the future but not necessarily organised or planned. Example: I will go to Paris next week. (not organised but decided). I am going to go to Paris next week. (planned - tickets bought etc).
This time, eleven good answers... Thank you for this test Chris ! I am going to do it again in a few months.
11 is not bad and that's a great idea to come back and try the again in a few months. I'm very confident you will see some big improvements when you do the quiz again. You have already made good progress since you first started watching and commenting on my channel. Continue!
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Ce test est très instructif, franchement bravo !
Super. Thanks for the lovely comment. Cheers, Chris.
it' s a really interesting test not hard not easy just what I need to test my level.
Super Anissa. Hopefully you got a good score and have improved these last few months? There is an advanced quiz coming soon that is very difficult......but will be a good challenge for you!
@@AnglaisAvecunAnglophone I did my best I had 18/20 but I expected more but it's ok.
Can't wait for the advanced quiz it will be so challenging. Thanks or your job
18/20 is already very good! I think that the advanced quiz will be perfect for you.
I love your channel
Thanks Maria!
Hi Chris. I scored 18/20 on the quiz! Not too bad!
Well done Marc - 18/20 is a very good score! Was one of your mistakes the QSAC question? That was a difficult one if you didn't know the rule...
@@AnglaisAvecunAnglophone Hi Chris. I didn't pay attention concerning the QSAC and "Will"instead of "to be going to" even though I know the rules! I'm terribly sorry with that! Bye for now !
You'll remember for next time (fingers crossed)!
Hello Chris, which expression is the most correct "to propose" or "to offer". I heard that the first one is only for mariage! Thanks and "see" u soon!
Hi Orelie, yes the first one (to propose) is very formal and is normally only used for marriage (He proposed to me yesterday) or VERY formal occasions. "To offer" is the best one to use on a day to day basis or 'to suggest' which has a very similar meaning also.
3- it's going to not will, because dit represents the near future.
No sorry, 'going to' is the planned future and 'will' is also the future but not necessarily organised or planned. Example: I will go to Paris next week. (not organised but decided). I am going to go to Paris next week. (planned - tickets bought etc).
14 :-(