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- "Elles cassent des verres."
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Going by audio alone, and with no context, you can't. Both should be accepted.
elle casse = ɛl kɑs
elles cassent = ɛl kɑs
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/elle#French
http://wiki.verbix.com/Languages/French?averb=casser=k%C9%91se#toc4
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Because they don't monitor these comments - they are primarily for users to ask and answer each other's questions. If it's something Duolingo needs to fix, you have to use the reporting feature. Commenting is not going to reach them.
This site is free. They are supporting multiple languages. Report it, move on and get any learning that doesn't happen in the questions here in the forum. Do you want to learn french or get more lingots? I want to learn french myself. We won't forget this lesson right? I'm sure everyone here was able to read and understand the response from PoupidouK in these comments in French. Good practice, and in context.
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Why isn't "Elle caisse des verres." an accepted answer for the audio here? There is no way to tell the difference?
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Actually not. Check this link: https://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/present-simple-and-present-continuous