Answer:
1. on est amis. (we are friends)
2. c'est un copain. (he's a friend)
3. Les examens sont difficiles. (Exam are hard)
4. Mais, je suis optimiste. (I'm optimist)
5. Dans la classe, nous sommes brillants ! (In my class, we are brillants !)
6. Et toi, tu viens d'ici ? (And what about you, are u coming from here ?)
7. Dans la classe de français, vous êtes combien ? (In FR class, how much are you ?)
8. Toi, tu es sympa ! (You, you are sympatic !)
Have a good evening ;)
Answer:
(behind) is translated to derriére (in) should be translated to dans (on) should be translated to sur and (the woman went downtown) should be la femne est allée au centre-ville i dont know for sure but i think this is the translations
Decide if the following statement is correct or incorrect. "Prendre les jambes à son cou" means "running fast
Correct : "prendre ses jambes à son cou" = courir très vite, s'enfuir".
Explanation:
1. Marcel is not hungry and eats three croissants,
2. Sylvie doesn't like soup, but she likes chili.
3. Fabrice and Djamila are waiters and do not leave
tip,
4. When we are thirsty, we ask for sugar,
5. The waiter arrives,
6. I'm going to ask for a milk sandwich.
7. Are you coming in or do you prefer the terrace?
8. He eats fries and ham.
