Évaluation prend un É! Sinon c'est très bien :) bon courage!

You can take on a challenge, an adversary, but not ''take on clothes" as in put them on. The first sentence is therefore accurate, the other is not! Hope this helps

None really! They showed up, they turned up, they arrived, they made an appearance. Pretty much the same!

I would rather go with something similar to: ''Sorry, I had not noticed your text by the time you left'', or ''Sorry, I still had not noticed your text by the time you had left''.

Hi Candy! Yes the sentence seems accurate to me. I'll mention this one nuance though. If you use demand singular, referring to multiple artworks and multiple men, it refers to the general concept of demand and supply. Hence he bases his artwork on what his general clientele of Rich men want. If you use the plural of "demands" it translates as: "based on rich men's requests.". To cut it short, demands (specific orders/requests) vs Demand ("market" based demands; taste of the rich men that influences the general supply and demand of this type of artworks). Hope this helps!

Hi there! I believe it refers to the theme song, which is mostly composed of whistling! Hope this helps!

Hi Teddy! It is polite enough, however if you wanted to make it slightly more polite, you can alter and use: "please keep out of the way, I am carrying (...)". It will make it sound less personal.

The first one is good! The second one. Not as much.