8 Comments
i translated "she always used to have questions" and it was marked wrong. why? i´m no native engish speaker but i can remember that someone said to me: " i have a question" when i was in the usa.
February 12, 2014
Yes, we say "I have a question", but it's not the same thing as "I'm asking a question". You can have a question without asking one (if you just think it to yourself).
February 24, 2014
(American English speaker) We don't say "making questions" in English, though
April 16, 2014
Yeah, depending on context. Btw the wording here is unnatural, usually sempre would be after the verb.
April 8, 2013
'she always made demands' was marked wrong. Looks a logical and simple translation(?) - the fact that it always happened justifies the translation of imperfect to 'made'.
July 14, 2014
