Answer:
Direct pronouns are the names of people or objects.
For example, if you say "The cube is green. The cube is also chipped on the cube's side."
Do you see the unnecessary repetition when you continue to use the same direct pronoun?
Indirect pronouns are it, her, him, them, etc.
For example, if you used different pronouns to make the sentence flow better as you went along as long as you addressed the direct pronoun first, the better sentence would look like this "The cube is green. It is also chipped on its side."
That flows a lot better.
Explanation:
I hope this helped!
Bonjour
1- Tu connais cette fille là-bas?
2- Vous savez la bonne réponse.
3- Connaissez-vous ..
4- Elle connait mon adresse?
5- Je sais parler allemand.
6- Tu connais
7- Louis et Mathilde connaissent
8- Vous ne savez pas nager ?
9- Elles connaissent
10- Elle sait que..
11- Nous savons qui parle?
12- Vous connaissez
13- Marc connait
14- Il sait comment cuisiner.
15- Ils savent où j'habite.
<em>EXPLANATION</em>
It's quite hard to explain because to us, it's so obvious !!
connaitre = to know people, places,
savoir = to know how to do something or something you've learnt for example.... "savoir" a lesson, "savoir" speak English, "savoir" how to cook....
hope this helps ☺☺☺
Answer:
Probably not needed anymore, but for the other people who need this.
The correct translation of "Which ones do you like" is "Lesquels aimes-tu?"
1. aime mieux
2. épouse
3. retrouvez
4. travaillent or écoutent (i’m sorry i can’t see the rest of the question)
5. mangeons
Bonjour!!
7. Tu aimes la marche à pied et le vélo
8. Nous adorons le patinage et le ski
9. Elle aime jouer au tennis
10. j’adore la planche à voile
Bye and don’t forget I’m proud of you!!<33
