"Ensuite on cherche une place."

Translation: Then we look for a place.

[hope197]

When would one use "ensuite" and when would one use "puis"?

[nicholas_ashley]

In general, the adverbs puis and ensuite are synonymous. However, puis is typically used as a conjunction and cannot be placed at the end of a sentence whereas ensuite can be placed anywhere in a sentence

example

qu'est-ce qu'il a fait ensuite? - what did he do then?

This sentence cannot be translated as: qu'est-ce qu'il a fait puis.

[smakl]

Chercher - I thought the word 'seek' would fit here as well. The limitations on this test have frustrated me a bit.

[Ynhockey]

How do you say "Then we search a place"?

[SuzanneNussbaum]

English has to have "search FOR," but "to search for a place" (to sit, to eat, to park, etc.) makes perfect sense.

[Ynhockey]

I would like to know how to say "Then we search a place" in French though. To search a place means to look for something in a place (e.g. from Wiktionary: "I searched the garden for the keys and found them in the vegetable patch.").

[cags009]

Look for a site can also be another answer

[a391034486]

I think "On fait..."can be translated as "let's", right?

[Geoff_Campbell]

Is "Then we look for a parking place." wrong? I thought that la place could be used for that purpose.

[dogon3]

What is wrong with "seek a place"?

[Caper]

can "look for" also be find?

[Amarena13]

No, but it could be search. Find means trouver.

[RKSMT]

Why is, Secondly we looked for a place, wrong?

[SuzanneNussbaum]

Notice that the French verb is in the present tense (on cherche), so we'd have to say "we look for a place" (looked for puts it into the past tense).

[camanokunz]

Later we are seeking a room. What's wrong with that?

[bonnie.sjoberg]

A room is une chambre. A room is a place, but all places are not rooms.

[abgallops]

Why does "job" not work, but "post" does?

[DomMay]

does 'on' not also signify 'they'?

[wmshub]

I tried "you", meaning generic you of English, but duo rejected it.

[BampaOwl]

Is not "you look ..." just as valid a translation of "on cherche"?

[ZachFrancais]

Finding and searching don't mean the same thing? I saidy finding instead of searching for "cherche" and was marked incorrect.

[Ynhockey]

Finding and searching don't mean the same thing. You can find someone you haven't searched for, or search for something and not find it.

[Podgerg]

I wrote 'Afterwards you search for a place' but it wasn't accepted. 'On' can mean one/we/you, right?

[MohamedElm456209]

Why search for is refused

[adenley]

Is there a simple way to understand when to use "On" as opposed to "nous"?

[erikistblau]

Duolingo accepts "we" as a translation for "on" here, but in previous examples where the context fit it, it was rejected in favour of "one".

[RF739z]

These sentences lack context (unavoidable) but there are often a number of possible interpretations. Here I translated "place" as parking spot" which in many contexts is correct. Here I can see that Duolingo hasn't included it in their list of answers but many times it is frustrating and the sentences seem incredibly stilted without context

[Seenoff]

My answer was " Afterwards we are looking for a parking place". Why is this wrong?

[Roody-Roo]

"Afterward...." is accepted.