I'm so sorry i don't understand your language.
Answer:
Mario lit à ses <u>enfants</u>.
Nous donnons le journal aux<u> enfants.</u>
Tu achètes un cadeau pour <u>Fatima</u>.
Je pense à mes<u> parents</u>.
Il téléphone à son <u>grand-père</u>.
Explanation:
Un COI refers to the indirect object of the sentence. It is often preceded by a preposition. For example: Il donne un cadeau à sa mère (He gives his mother a gift): un cadeau is the COD and sa mère is the COI; Je te parle (I'm talking to you): te is the COI because we say parler à (to talk to).
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Answer: a possible answer could be:
Explanation:
Claire: Pardon, pouvez-vous me donner des indications pour le centre commercial s'il vous plait?
The answer is C. Au revoir! À bientôt! This is because the sentence "à bientôt "means "see you soon." This is more suited to the occasion than "à plus tard", which means "see you later", and "à demain", which means "see you tomorrow", as well as just plain "au revoir", which means goodbye.
