"S'il disparaît encore une fois, appelle la police."

Translation: If he disappears once again, call the police.

[MortCarta]

There have been some really bad English translations in these new (2020) exercises, but I would defend this one.

[James639113]

Most English speakers would say "If he disappears one more time, call the police."

[deactivated user]

"If he disappears one more time, call the police" is accepted now.

[--Roody--]

Unfortunately, you have to flag it if you want a scoring change.

[TobyKahn3]

I agree

[Ergun44045]

I wrote " If IT disappears once again, call the police" and was marked incorrect. Somebody please tell me why i can't use 'it' instead of 'he' - and how would one say 'it disappears' in French ?

[ppkzH80V]

I also used it - if it disappears one more time call the police - and this also was rejected. Like you I think it should be an acceptable alternative, so I am reporting it.

[npitts87]

As an a native US English speaker, I dont think I'd find it necessary to say any version of "one more time". I'd just say, "If he disapppears again, call the police."

[ppkzH80V]

but this is not including the 'une fois' in your translation. Sometimes you have to ensure that you are fully translating other times not.

[__cayac__]

This is poor English. "If he disappears one more time, call the police." is better.