D, car on dit “J’ai cherché du travail pendant deux semaines.”
Salut !
Determining the gender of "un professeur," for instance, requires the knowledge of whether the teacher is a man or a woman.
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Un professeur = masculin
Some words are always masculine or feminine, despite the gender of the person referred to. Don't be tempted to select the article you use based on the gender of the person about whom you are speaking.
When you learn a language, you start with basic sentences with the most common word order. In French, this is SVO - Subject + Verb + Object. As for most Romance languages - and, indeed, English - the subject (who is doing the action?) generally comes at the beginning of the sentence.
Answer:We bought a car for Pierre. A: We bought it from him. B: We bought it for him. C: We bought it from him. D: We bought it for ourselves.
Explanation:
<span>The scene takes place in Hastings. It is about 16h, it is the end of the courses. Matthew and Tim enjoy the sunshine of September, to go to the beach. Going to the beach, Tim sees the girls. He looks at them carefully and finds them pretty. But Matthew is jealous, he warns him, there is Katie his girlfriend. Matthew describes her, wearing a purple t-shirt with jeans and she's blonde. But Tim sees two! That's normal Katie and Jenny are twins! Tim asks him "How do you recognize them?" Matthew answers "It's simple, Katie has blue eyes and Jenny has green eyes!". Tim realizes that Matthew laughs at him and says, "You do not care about me, how do you see him at this distance?" Actually, Katie is a little taller than Jenny. Then, Tim and Matthew decide to join them and have fun with them.</span>
