Bonjour,
Answer:
1. Tous les soirs, ils "se promènent" (se promener) au jardin.
2. Je "prends" (prendre) le train dans 15 minutes.
3. Demain, mous "irons" (aller) chez nos grands-parents.
4. "Sais" -tu (savoir) comment parler gentiment.
5. Il faut "que tu étudies" (étudier) régulièrement.
6. Hier, j’ai rencontré (rencontrer) mon nouveau prof. de français.
7. Les enfants "ont joué" dans le parc en 5 minutes. (jouer)
The name qualifies things, animals, people. He can be :
- a common name
Ex: horse - earth
- a proper name.
Ex: Jean - France
The determinant is a word that gives the gender (male or female) and the number (singular or plural). He can be :
- a definite article: the la ...
- an indefinite article: one of the ...
- a possessive determinant: my mother ...
- a demonstrative determinant: what this these ...
- an indefinite determinant: some few ...
Expansions of the name
Name expansions provide additional information. We can remove them, and the sentence must remain correct.
The adjectives qualifying epithets
Ex: a nice man, a gray cat, an unhappy girl
Additions to the name
They can be :
- another name: Ex: the fire truck
- an infinitive verb: Ex: a washing machine
Subordinate clauses relating to:
Ex: the cat I found
by TGKING17
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Answer:
the word lippety is similar to onomatopoeia,
The word "lippity" is a coinage or made up term.
Explanation:
France and Switzerland are both part of the European continent. France has a population of about 67m, Switzerland only has a population of about 8m. Both countries are overwhelmingly Roman Catholic. France is a Semi-presidential republic and Switzerland is a federal republic, formerly a confederation.
