I'm not sure because I've never read the poem before, but just some tips:
1. think about why the author wrote this poem
2. What do you think about it
3. Read it over and over until you can understand what the author is saying perfectly
4. Ask an adult to help you understand the poem if you're having trouble
Bonjour !
<em>Maude et Françoise comprennent toujours très vite les problèmes de physique. </em>Elles <em>sont </em>"intelligentes".
<em>- </em>honnête = <em>masculin or féminin/ singulier</em>
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Exemple :
<em>- Cet homme est honnête.</em>
<em>- Cette femme est honnête.</em>
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- honnêtes = <em>masculin or féminin/pluriel</em>
Exemple :
- <em>Ces garçons sont honnêtes.</em>
<em>- Ces filles sont honnêtes.</em>
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- intelligent = <em>masculin/singulier</em>
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<em>Exemple : </em>
<em>Luc est intelligent.</em>
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<em>-</em> intelligentes =<em> féminin/pluriel</em>
<em>Maude et Françoise = féminin/pluriel </em>
<em>Maude et Françoise sont intelligentes.</em>
<em>Or : </em>
<em>Elles </em>sont <em>intelligentes.</em>
<span>Hi,
Please correct my french sentences and fill in the blank for the first one:
1.He likes to watch American movies.
Il aime regarder des films américains.
2.His grandmother likes to watch documentaries.
Sa grand-mère aime regarder des documentaires.
3.His parents like western movies.
Ses parents aiment les westerns.
4.His brothers like to watch cartoons.
Son frère aime regarder des dessins animés.
5.I like to watch documentaries.
J'aime regarder des documentaires.</span>
