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1- Mireille écrivait ... Paul est rentré
2- Nous mangions ... a sonné
3- Mon frère regardait ....ma sœur faisait
*4- On est arrivé lundi, il neigeait mais il a fait beau quand même.
5- papa qui faisait ... maman qui préparait
6- mes parents ont loué
7- Est-ce que vous avez mangé .... vous êtes allés...
8- La route était dangereuse mais nous n'avons pas eu d'accident.
9- Mon ami faisait ... quand il est tombé.
10- John a téléphoné à ... elle assistait...
<em>* The sentence 4 can have little different meanings depending when you use imparfait or passé composé. You could say, for exemple . Il </em><em>a neigé </em><em>mais</em><em> il a fait beau </em><em>quand même ==> it snowed but the weather was nice anyway</em>
<em>OR il </em><em>neigeait </em><em>mais il </em><em>faisait /a fait </em><em>beau</em><em> ... ==> </em><em> it was snowing but the weather was fine/ has been anyway</em>
<em>all are different but correct because of "quand même" = anyway ...</em>
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1. My sister is (tall) and has (red) hair. 2. My cousin Chan has (brown) and (short) hair. 3. Nathalie is (pretty). She is not (ugly). 4. My cousin is (naive). He is not (old). 5. My sister is (proud). His son is (handsome) 6. The (new) student in Chan's class is (curious).
From buildings in ancient greece.
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In a nutshell, tu is informal and singular, while vous is formal and/or plural. That is, if you're talking to more than one person, it doesn't matter what your relationship is – you always need vous. It's only when talking to a single person that the choice must be made.
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