Bonjour
L'accord des participes passés qui changent avec "AVOIR" se produit lorsque ►
C- le COD est devant le verbe de la <em>("rasse" ??) </em>forme composée
<em>exemple</em>
<u><em>Les gâteaux</em></u><em> que j'ai mang</em><u><em>é</em></u><u><em>s</em></u><em> étaient délicieux. Mes amis </em><u><em>les</em></u><em> </em><em>ont tous aim</em><u><em>é</em></u><em><u>s</u></em><em>.</em>
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<u><em>Les fleurs</em></u><em> que tu as ramassé</em><u><em>es</em></u><em> sont magnifiques. Pierre </em><em><u>les</u></em><em> a</em> <em>mis</em><em><u>es</u></em><em> dans un vase</em>
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hope this helps ☺☺☺
The answer is sujet en france
First of all: I cannot see the entire problem.
Second: This is posted in the wrong category. You have posted it in the French category, while clearly you have a Mathematical problem to deal with.
I would suggest changing the category so that people like me would be able to help you. I wish you all the best!
Bonjour
CORRECT ANSWER = A
Les roses sont des belles fleurs.
A- fleurs = flowers
B- places = places
C- feuilles = leaves
D- arbres = trees
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hope this helps ☺☺☺
Answer:
How to express French time via the 12-hour clock. Time is typically expressed on a 12-hour clock. In French, you say the hour then the minutes, and it’s a little different from the way it’s done in English. To tell a time on the hour in French, use il est + [number] + heure(s). For example: il est deux heures (it is two o’clock).
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