Hi! French Grammar question!?

Hi Jen!

Unfortunately, you didn't have to use any subjunctive after "remarquer que" in that sentence. You needed an imperfect indicative (imparfait):

"mes enseignants ont remarqué que j'étais devenue plus intelligente".

Remember that in French you mostly use the subjunctive in relative clauses after verbs that express a doubt, an uncertainty, a fear or a wish.

E.g.

"mes enseignants espéraient que je sois devenue plus intelligente" = "my teachers hoped I'd become more intelligent".

Après avoir fait ceci, mes enseignants ont remarqué que j'étais plus intelligente.

Subjonctif hasn't to be employed in this sentence.

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We all have English keyboards, bought in an English-speaking country like the UK. Then we add 'virtual' keyboards for the other languages we need to write in at times - go to Control panel and language Options, have a look at Help, and follow the instructions - and give yourself a French keyboard.

Do one print-out of what's where on your keyboard once you've added the French option, though actually there are few changes. Just the obvious one, AZERTY instead of QWERTY in the top row of letters. You soon get used to switching

@ bluebellbkk : technically, the use of subjunctive after "après que..." is frowned upon. Indicative is preferred, although it's a common mistake because subjunctive is indeed needed after "avant que...".

Je ne peux pas voir une erreur.