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1- Elle voit <u><em>ses parents</em></u> tous les soirs
Elle <em><u>les</u></em> voit tous les soirs.
2- Elle est arrivée <u><em>de Saïgon</em></u> hier soir.
Elle <em><u>en</u></em> arrivée hier soir.
3- Je pense souvent <em><u>à mon voyage en Afrique</u></em>
<em> </em> J'<u><em>y</em></u> pense souvent.
4- Il achètera<em><u> deux bilets d'avion</u></em><em> /// or/ </em>deux <u><em>billets d'avion</em></u>
Il <em><u>les</u></em> achètera . /or/ Il <em><u>en</u></em> achètera deux
5- Il donne à manger<u><em> aux enfants</em></u>
Il <em><u>leur</u></em> donne à manger
There are some endings that are typically masculine such as –on, but if you find it coming after a letter s or the letter c, it will often be feminine. Nouns that end in consonants like t, x, d, l, f, m or s, etc. tend to all be masculine words.
Hi !!
What does the fleuve qui traverse Paris s"appelle mean ...
Le fleuve qui traverse Paris s'appelle = the river which crosses Paris is called
Comment s'appelle le fleuve qui traverse Paris ? (What 's the name of the river which crosses Paris ?)
This river is La Seine
A vocabulary is a set of familiar words or a body of words used in a person's language or a particular language.
<h3>What is a presentation?</h3>
This is known to be the practice of presenting information or showing something or a topic to an audience or a listener.
Hence, we can see that for one to give an effective presentation of the french-speaking country visited, he should have to give a concise vocabulary to be able to give a good presentation, everyone would understand.
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Answer:
passione
British English: passion /ˈpæʃən/ noun
Passion is a very strong feeling of sexual attraction for someone.
