whoa nelly.
The quiz in the 17.8 Verbe Faire lesson throws in three (out of 5) questions using parts of the verb 'faire' that are not covered even a little bit, in that lesson, and haven't been seen for many moons back, if ever.
For example, the first question assumes we know that "fis" IS a correct part of 'faire', but doesn't use it or show it anywhere in the lesson...
Second example--the third question (of 5) is this:
What is the correct subjunctive form of the verb « faire » ?
Third-- the last question shows this:
Which form of « faire » is NOT correct?
I answered 'fites', but it says "fusse" is the correct answer.
In the lesson, it shows that "fusse" is the subjunctive
(therefore CORRECT as in, yes, it's part of the verb,), but the
question just says "which one is INcorrect?" Incorrect for
what? So, is the question worded strangely, or am I
misreading something? I haven't had a quiz confuse me like
this, in the whole program, until this one.
Could someone consider updating that quiz so it makes sense, or flesh out the lesson a little more, pretty please?
Thanks~!
ps- otherwise I love you. :)
The quiz in the 17.8 Verbe Faire lesson throws in three (out of 5) questions using parts of the verb 'faire' that are not covered even a little bit, in that lesson, and haven't been seen for many moons back, if ever.
For example, the first question assumes we know that "fis" IS a correct part of 'faire', but doesn't use it or show it anywhere in the lesson...
Second example--the third question (of 5) is this:
What is the correct subjunctive form of the verb « faire » ?
- Fasions
- Faissons
- Fassions
- Ferons
Third-- the last question shows this:
Which form of « faire » is NOT correct?
- Fites
- Faites
- Fusse
- Ferons
Could someone consider updating that quiz so it makes sense, or flesh out the lesson a little more, pretty please?
Thanks~!
ps- otherwise I love you. :)