"Ils passaient de bons moments avec leurs cousins."

Translation: They used to have good times with their cousins.

[Roland655103]

Why is "They used to spend good times with their cousins" marked incorrect?

[Timur172756]

Alabama

[JoyceGee1]

I put they spent some good times with their cousins, and it was not accepted. Why?

[Pennie523]

Why is it de and not des?

[slowsummits]

because there is an adjective between the article and the noun

[SimonPowel9]

"Spent" should be acceptable here. Reported.

[JoanSmith0]

they spent good times with their cousins

this section seems quite inconsistent in accepting the verb without "used to"

[Dmitri47485]

This sentence is an astonishing achievement in making unclear is it in plural or in singular. Only for "bons moments" we can be certain that it's plural, but it's not because we could hear it.

[Geoff_Campbell]

Yup, "... used to spend ..." should definitely be accepted, but, hey, it's only a year since it was first reported, can't rush these things.

[trung.n.thu]

DL didn't accept good moments