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No - mucho is either in context. It's just a gap in Duo's database for this question. The owl has been favouring a lot, lots of, etc this version so it just forgot this time. I think "much" sounds better in this sentence actually but "a lot" should be accepted. I hope everyone else is reporting it also.
Same thing..."i didn't walk a lot last sunday" is still marked as incorrect. Reported 12 July 2018.
What gives with mucho meaning "a lot of" or "much.many"? These should be interchangable i translation..........upgrade Dulingo!!!!!. Fix it
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.
Is the audio correct? I clearly hear "no camina mucho" in the fast version.
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When I've translated mucho as much, I've been marked wrong with the correct answer being a lot.
I think this is not correct shouldn't it be written...no, no caminé mucho el domingo pasado...using a double no instead of a single no to correspond with protocol as taught in other places by duolingo?
Is the answer marked incorrect because I missed the accent on caminé?
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I wrote I did not walk much last sunday, marked wrong, but the correct answer was I didn't which is just a contraction of did not.. anyone else have this problem?
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That answer is in the Correct Solutions list. You must have had an error in what you actually submitted.
