Conjugate in the Present tense.


Elle (choisir).

Answer: choisit

Answer:

1. fois

2. pièce

3. Équipe

4. chansons

5. exposition

6. oeuvres

7. entrées

8. disponible

Answer:

je ne parle pas français fils:

Answer:

Translation: DELPHINE I prefer (3) 3 of 8 chocolate today. And you?

Explanation:

Brainliest please!

Bonjour,

Je préfère du  chocolat aujourd'hui. Et toi?

Abdoul a pris une photo, un cahier et des stylos.

Généralement, Il est courant d'avoir besoin d'un sujet, d'un verbe et d'un objet ou d'un complément pour qu'une phrase soit complète.

De plus, la déclaration doit avoir une grammaire, une ponctuation et une syntaxe correctes pour être compréhensible et logique.

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Bonsoir,

Ma belle soeur "est mariée" à mon frère.

Answer:

The right answers are  :

Explanation:

The sentence ''Il fait du soleil '' is wrong in the meaning.

Bonjour !

Quel temps fait-il aujourd'hui ?

Correct :

- il pleut

- il fait froid

- il fait chaud

Incorrect : il fait du soleil (correct is : il y a du soleil)

Answer:

Mes pieds puants =

My stinky feet.

bonjour,

1. Combien de pain au chocolat as-tu mangé à la boulangerie-patisserie ce matin?

J' y en ai mange deux.

2. Brigitte a-t-elle mangé un sandwich à Panera?

Elle y  en a mangé  un.

3. Est-ce que les élèves mangent beaucoup de bonbons à l'école

Ils n' y en mangent pas beaucoup.

4. Vous allez acheter combien de escargots à la charcuterie

je vais  y en acheter  trois  douzaines

5. Pourquoi les enfants mangent-ils beaucoup de diners dans leur chambres?

Il y en mangent beaucoup , parce qu'ils aiment ça.

Answer:

Je dine au restaurant vendredi.

Nous dejeunons apres la classe de francais.

Tu marches a la classe de science.

Vous cuisinez les macaronis et fromage après l'école.

Elle dessine les oiseaux et les autres caractères.

Il joue au tennis en automne.

Ils ferme la porte.

Elles parlent beaucoup.

On etudie les mathématiques.

Je joue avec mes amis.

Explanation:

Because conjugation and stuff

Answer: Find the verb in the sentence. Rewrite the sentence and make it negative, using ne... pas

1. Je ne dîne pas au restaurant vendredi. (dîner)

2. Nous ne déjeunons pas après la classe de français. (déjeuner)

3. Tu ne marches pas à la classe de science. (marcher)

4. Vous ne cuisinez pas les macaronis et fromage après l'école. (cuisiner = to cook)

5. Elle ne dessines pas les oiseaux et les autres caractères. (dessiner)

6. II ne joue pas au tennis en automne. (jouer)

7. Ils ne ferment pas la porte.  {the door). (fermer)

8. Elles ne parlent pas beaucoup. (parler)

9. On n'étudie pas les mathématiques (étudier) C'est dommage!

10. Je ne dérange pas mes amis.

{my friends) ((bother))

Explanation: These are regular -er verbs. Drop the infinitive ending -er, and add  -e, -es, -e, -ons, ez, -ent depending on the person and number of the subject.

Brainliest, s'il vous plaît.

Bonjour

imparfait : Il faisait beau

Bonjour,

1.

a. te peignes (se peigner)

2.

c. nous habillons (s'habiller)

3.

c. s’habille (s'habiller)

4.

c. s’habiller

Verbe "s'habiller" au présent :

je m'habille

tu t'habilles

il, elle, on  s'habille (Pierre=il) / (Etienne = il)

nous nous habillons

vous vous habillez

ils, elles s'habillent

Verbe "se peigner" au présent :

je me peigne

tu te peignes

il se peigne

nous nous peignons

vous vous peignez

ils se peignent

Answer:

"Je pèse"

Explanation:

Bonjour,

Monsieur Dupont, le professeur d'anglais, a beaucoup de "compassion".

OC. compassion

Answer:

C. Compassion

Explanation:

It is the only one that would make sense grammatically.

Hope this helps!

Got 5/5 on plato

Answer:

Il a besoin d'étudier.

Nous voulons aller à l'école.

Ils parlent à l'enseignant.

Je termine mes devoirs.

Nous aimons faire du sport.

Explanation:

Answer: Argumentative texts are normally considered synonyms for dissertation, essay or opinion, given that in their approach to the specific topic persuasion strategies are used That is, strategies that make the approach to the subject convincing in the eyes of the reader.

Explanation:

Answer:

43.65

Explanation:

9.70x4.5 = 43.65

Answer:

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i want to go... you you write like this

Je veux y aller..

Answer:

no

Explanation:

Answer:

A

Explanation:

The question asks where to buy paper and crayons/pencils. B is a bakery, C is a pastry shop and D is a butchery. A is the paper shop.

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In Countries like the Uk and the USA, the market is largely a tradition that has been revived, in the the form of farmers markets; in France, the tradition did not need to be revived, as traditional fruit and vegetables markets, as well as markets offering a much wider array of stalls, Have always remained a part of life in France.

The Market, as a source of fresh fruits and vegetables, is an integral part of France’s famed tradition of good eating, and is one of those French traditions that never died.

And for the reason it is as authentic an experience as one can wish to find.

Most Towns and Large villages have a large market once a week; but in larger towns markets may take place twice a week, or even everyday.

Typical French markets are a mix between the farmers’ markets and traders’ market, with stalls offering local produce straight from the farm standing alongside fruits and vegetables stalls, cheese stalls and other stalls offering a full range of produce.

Even in Paris, fruit and vegetables markets can be found in every district of the city.

The largest markets in provincial France are often known as fairs (foires) : as in the olden days, French fairs are traditional extended markets that take place perhaps once or twice a year, on local saint’s day for instance.

In a few places, they take place once a month.

Most of them used to be livestock markets, but that aspect of them has largely disappeared; today they are expanded versions of large weekly markets that attract more traders from a wider area; there will usually be an electric and colorful array of ironmongers, clothes stalls, large organic produce stalls, craft stalls, plus the normal range fruit and vegetables sellers and much more.

In rural areas, there is often a small funfair too.

Foires are big events in a local calendar, and it is always a good idea to check with the local tourist office to find out when they take place.

Virtually every French town has its covered market ( marché couvert), which is a permanent structure, occupied by an array of market stalls; in a classic “marché couvert sometimes called “Les halles”, most of the stalls will sell fresh fruits and vegetables, and some of the stall-holders will also be local market-gardeners, selling their own produce among other products imported from further afield.

There is often a cluster of good restaurants to be found close to the covered market in a French town, and chefs will each morning pay a visit and bring back boxes of freshest fruits and vegetables.

Other stalls are likely to include butchers, bakers, and delicatessens offering specialities from other countries such a Vietnam, Spain, or Italy.

In Paris, fruits and vegetables markets spring up on pavements under the trees besides wide boulevards on different days of the week, often on Saturday or Sunday morning.

Olives on a Provence market large weekly markets are attended both by local

stall-holders, and by a range of specialized traders who will set up their stall on a different market each day of the week.

Very often, the larger towns in an area will have its weekly market on Saturday’s, and smaller towns will have theirs on other days; in these smaller markets, the number of itinerant stall-holders will depend on the number of the markets on the same day within their area, and the relatives interest of each of these markets.

Thanks to these itinerant stall-holders, larger weekly markets have a rich range of specialized stalls, offering organic vegetables, food specialities from the region or from other countries, Olives and Mediterranean specialties, tools, clothes, second-hand books, garden plants, wine straight from the producer, honey and a lot more.

A few markets, notably specialized markets, have acquired a national reputation; there is the famous flea market at the Porte de clignancourt in Paris, the flower market in nice, the Christmas markets in Strasbourg, the olive markets in Provence (photo), or the fish market round the old part in Marseilles.

There are wine markets in Bordeaux, and famous gastronomic markets in perigueux, the heart of French truffle and foie-grass country.

But generally speaking, markets are a local or regional event, attended by local producers, craftsmen or traders, and as such they are not the type of event that has any reason to acquire a national reputation; markets are just a part of the French way of living.

Mon grand-père est né en France en 1925. Sa famille est allée vivre en Angleterre en 1945. En 1970, sa grand-mère est retournée en Angleterre et ils sont partis au Népal. Il a rencontré ma grand-mère là-bas. En 1980, il est monté au sommet (peaks) de l'Himalaya avec des amis. Il est sorti avec un ami, est tombé dans un ravin et ils sont morts. Après ça, sa famille est retournée vivre aux États-Unis avec ses parents.

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(Le Cid et Rodrigue sont seuls)

LE CID : Rodrigue, veux-tu bravement supporter la honte de ta mère ? souviens-toi que la noblesse et le courage sont couronnés par l'honneur.

RODRIGUE : Oui, mon père, je serai fort comme vous l’exigez de moi.

LE CID : Tu es le noble héritier des services et des vertus des anciens champions. De ce jour tu seras mon gardien et mon appui dans toutes ces querelles. Dans les jours de périls et d'adversité, je sais que tu m'aideras à regarder sans crainte les ennemis qui s'opposent à mon honneur.

RODRIGUE : Je vous promets de toujours défendre votre honneur jusqu'à mon dernier souffle.

Answer:

im thinking c but i might be wrong.

Explanation:

D

4th line œuvre d'art means piece of art

hope this helps

Answer: D- Prevent an art theft.

Explanation: