should make il casse des verres a correct answer too that's not fair

IL CASSE DES VERRES IS ALSO CORRECT! This drives me mad!

How can I distinguish casse from cassent when listening?

I heard "Il casse des verres" and lost my final heart. Next time I know I will make the same mistake because honestly I don't hear the difference between "il casse" and "ils cassent".

so is there a sound distinction between ils cassent and il casse?

it is this kind of ambiguity that makes me think French has no spoken language

Il casse des verres. Nothing wrong with that.

I think my answer should be accepted, 'Il casse des verres'.

agreed, the is no way to tell if it is singular or plural

"Il casse des verres" should definately be accepted.

C'mon, not fair! Il casse is also correct.

I agree - impossible to tell singular from plural/

I don't know why writing ' il casse des verres' should make me lose a heart!

there is a liason if you listen reaaally closely, but with the robot voice it can be hard to tell. it's something you would know with context/ an actual human voice

also my mistake

I cannot hear the ending of cassent

Impossible to hear That THIS is plural

J'ai cassé plus des verres après avoir manqué cette question. Pourquoi pas "Il casse des verres"??

Mazel tov!

Plural in french is driving me crazy....:(

the male voice in the recording pronounces cassent as "kaze". shouldn't it be an S sound rather than a Z sound?

I wrote: "Il casse des verres." and it accepted it as a correct answer, however, the translation underneath read "They are breaking glasses." I agree that il and ils sound basically the same, but is it OK that the translation is wrong now... in this case ...