There are some endings that are typically masculine such as –on, but if you find it coming after a letter s or the letter c, it will often be feminine. Nouns that end in consonants like t, x, d, l, f, m or s, etc. tend to all be masculine words.
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QUESTION 1
Que peut-on voir à Arles?
<em>Des arènes.</em>
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QUESTION 2
Il y a des aqueducs romains dans le sud de la France.
<em>True</em>
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QUESTION 3
Utilise la forme correcte du verbe pour la phrase que tu vois:
<em>Je veux </em>qu'elles "boivent"<em> du café avec moi. (boire)</em>
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QUESTION 4
Finis la phrase....
<em>Mes parents veulent </em>que je travaille plus.
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QUESTION 5
Finis la phrase....
<em>Je veux que mes frères </em>jouent avec moi.
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QUESTION 6
Utilise la forme correcte du verbe pour la phrase que tu vois:
<em>Ma mère veut que mon frère </em>"soit"<em>responsable. (être)</em>
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It would be aidez-moi avec mes études
Answer:
1) beau (the noun "le quartier universitaire" is masculine, so the adjective must be masculine)
2) joli (the adjective "joli" can be either masculine or feminine)
3) I'm not entirely sure what this question is lol, if you need more help with it I'll need some clarification
4) vieux is correct because "la nouvelles" is plural
5) I'm also not sure what this one is lol
6) intelligente (because Madame Mbelles is feminine, you must use a feminine adjective)
<h2>the answer is the third one c</h2>
hopefully this helps
