<em>Bonjour ! </em>
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<em>Tu joues mal au foot parce que tu ne </em>"pratiques" <em>jamais !</em>
Hi,
How do you say “you had a good day” using “vous” in french?
Vous avez passé une bonne journée?
Or :
Avez-vous passé une bonne journée?
What are you asking?
Please explain and then I will be happy to help.
Thanks
Answer:
to assist
Explanation:
elle va assister au concert = she is going to assist the concert
The conjugation of regular -er verbs is
je: -e
tu: -es
il/elle: -e
nous: -ons
vous: -ez
ils/elles: -ent
"Je danse" is already in conjugated form for "je" with the infinitive being "danser"
translating to: I dance
Je jouer would conjugate to "Je joue" since it is an -er verb
translating to: I play
