<span>Complete the sentence with the correct word:
Les français travaillent 6 jours par semaine.
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Bonjour
1- <em>Tous les samedis matin, ils choisissent le parc.</em>
a- Tous les samedis <u>matin</u>, is correct. "matin" has to stay singular. Used this way, it's an adverb so it doesn't agree.
BUT the other half of the sentence =>. "ils ont choisi le parc" is incorrect
b- ils choisissaient le parc. is correct
<em>Just check, if matin is singular for the b)..; it's the best answer</em>
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2- <em>Nous mangeons en ville le samedi.</em>
<em> </em>b- Nous allons manger en ville le samedi.
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3- <em>Il va me téléphoner ce soir ?</em>
b-<em> </em>Oui, il va te téléphoner.
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<em>sorry for the number 1, it's confusing... if you have any question, please ask in comment..</em>
hope this helps ☺☺☺
<h3><u>☁ My answer...</u></h3>
The answer is <em>eux </em>which means <em>them.</em>
<h3><u>☁ Why...?</u></h3>
Because the underlined phrase is <em>les livres dont tu parles</em> in english <em>the books you're talking about </em>so it's <em>eux </em>or<em> them.</em>
<h3 /><h3>☁ 좋은 하루 되세요!! ☁</h3><h3 /><h2>-HunnyPeachy</h2>
-----------[edit] Les devoirs
JE corrige mes devoirs
it's not the same verb but this verb I use mean the same thing if you use de verb in parenthesis, it will have another sense
