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"No caminé mucho el domingo pasado."

Translation:I didn't walk much last Sunday.

5 months ago

13 Comments

joelrathfon

I didn't walk a lot last sunday. Why is this incorrect?

5 months ago

ChristinaSuko

It's correct. Reported on July 17, 2018

1 month ago

DAO_2468

Could it be that "mucho" means "a lot of", not just "a lot"?

4 weeks ago

DAO_2468

I was also marked wrong for this on 24/07/2018. Reported.

4 weeks ago

Barry426988

Same comments as Joel Rathfon as to why "a lot" is not correct.

2 months ago

noah.hassler

Same thing..."i didn't walk a lot last sunday" is still marked as incorrect. Reported 12 July 2018.

1 month ago

DorisGodleyA

Still incorrect today 7/18/2018

1 month ago

joelrathfon

I didn't walk a lot last sunday. Why is this incorrect?

5 months ago

jolante9

a lot should be acceptable. reported this 7/28/2018

3 weeks ago

Chrizzy26

Strange answers?? I didn't - I did not both are correct !!

1 month ago

DAO_2468

Duolingo has many variations for its answers, you just need to get one that's in its database. (do not, don't, will not, won't). They also include both English and American e.g. Mum or Mom, shop or store, specialise or specialize, even though they use the US flag to depict the English language.

4 weeks ago

Chrizzy26

I did not walk much - I didn't walk much IS THE SAME!!!!

3 weeks ago

golden.plover

Is the audio correct? I clearly hear "no camina mucho" in the fast version.

1 week ago

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