"Mon ex m'offrait toujours des cadeaux horribles."

Translation: My ex always gave me horrible gifts.

[Jenni711891]

Why is it "merveilleux cadeaux" but "cadeaux horribles"? Both seem to be the same kind of quality/quantity adjectives that usually go before the noun, like bon, mal, etc. So what's different about "horrible"?

[xaoisora]

my ex always gave me terrible gifts - not accepted, it seems Duo only wants "horrible" here

[Flanders1]

I wrote 'awful' - also not accepted - reported.. we will see if it is accepted March 2022

[Frederick_W_V]

It really sounds like m'offre and not m'offrait. I only caught it because it wouldn't make sense in present tense.

[lumilumo]

I gave you gifts, you didn't give me any. Yet you still complained on the ones i gave you

[meedeegeegee]

This exercise feature shallow and petty people.

[Rolf383322]

Terrible presents was not acccepted.....

[DQetZoJ5]

my ex always used to give me awful presents
why is that wrong?