"Je chercherai des renseignements sur Internet."
Translation:I will search for information on the Internet.
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Odd that the hover-over hints for "chercherai" are "looked" and "get." I wonder how many people that will mislead?
- 1913
It rejected "I will search the Internet for information". Reported 14 July 2020. (Bastille Day!)
Why is this incorrect: "I will look for the information on line." ??? After receiving an "incorrect" I checked the pull down menu hints and nothing in my response differed from Duo's suggestions. Does anyone actually monitor what is posted in those menus and match with the current challenge??
- 689
Nothing in the French sentence indicates it is referring to any specific information so "the information" is incorrect.
Je pense que si on veux une information spécifique il faut dire: Je chercherais l'information sur internet
"I will search for the information on the internet" - why doesnt this work?
Because "the" makes it specific information rather than general information
"I will look for information on the Internet." Is correct but was not accepted. Will report.
- 1096
There is a subtle difference in pronunciation, which I am beginning to be able to discern in ideal circumstances.
(However I seriously doubt that I am ever able to reproduce it when speaking.)
But in real life, I think you have to get it from the context. It is more likely that this is future tense than present conditional.
- 1096
No, it's not. "To search [something]" means that you are searching that something (or someone) looking for something else that is hidden in or about it.(or them).