These words are actually not used a lot in everyday French, we would say "parce que" instead of "car". "Car" would be like saying "for" instead of "because" in English
My main complain about this is that it should be like the English quiz: conjugations should count as the same word (so: est, suis, es, était, sont, été, êtes,... -> être ; a, avez, ont, as,... -> avoir ; etc.)
I try first the infinitive form and stop focusing on it.
It is only when by mistake I got some new like "ai" when I was trying to type "aimer" then I understood conjugaison is not included in the infitive one.
In order to keep track of your guesses, it would be helpful to have the kind of word (pronoun, verb, ...) indicated by differen background colours. Alternatively, it could be a new feature that those colours appear at least once the word is correctly guessed.
91 as a French speaker, got lucky with some but really interesting. I missed "était", "ici", "sais", "dit", "dire", "très", "merci", "aussi" and "voir", "merci" probably is here because of French Canadian lol
I find it a bit weird that conjugations are treated as seperate words. Makes the quiz quite hard and it gets a bit confusing. Maybe just put "Faire" in and leave out fait, fais, faites, etc...
I got 62, it's a bit strange how the verb conjugations (english: swim-swam-swum-swims-swimming and all that) are treated as distinct verbs, that's probably the source of lots of my answers, especially for faire, I think that they should all be combined, we don't really need fais, faire fait, etc as separate words
I try first the infinitive form and stop focusing on it.
It is only when by mistake I got some new like "ai" when I was trying to type "aimer" then I understood conjugaison is not included in the infitive one.
Seriously it was a really interesting quiz