If you have to use the French conditional tense , here are a few sentences:
A leur arrivée, nous devrions les accueillir
Puis nous devrions les accompagner dans leur logement
Ensuite, le jour suivant, je propose que nous fassions une grande fête de bienvenue
All the French verbs are in French conditional tense except "propose" (present tense)
At their arrival, we should welcome them
Then, we should come with them (accompany) to their home
Afterwards, the next day, I suggest we should do a big welcome party...
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<em>Correct form of future tense</em>
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À quelle heure arriverez-vous à l'arrêt du bus ?
ARRIVER <em>futur</em>
j'arriverai
tu arriveras
il/elle/on arrivera
nous arriverons
vous arriverez
ils/elles arriveront
<u>Future tense</u> ►
radical (root) of the verb ( examples => chant-er // fin-ir // dorm-ir)
<em>+ endings of tuture tense ►</em>
<em>ai / as / a / ons / ez / ont</em>
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Answer: Xavier at renaldo don’t courageuses
Explanation: courageuses and courageux are the same thing! Timide means shy and souriant means Smiling.
Bonjour
9- Nous la lui avons achetée.
<em>the past partiple "acheté" agrees with the direct object pronoun because it is before the verb --> acheté</em><em>e</em>
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10- Ne t'en souviens-tu pas ?
<em> "en" before the verb</em>
<em> te + en = t' (elision)</em>
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11- Ne me la montre plus !
<em>the direct object pronoun just before the verb</em>
<em>(sujet ) + ne + pronoun + verb + negation (pas, plus, jamais...</em>
<em>ex = tu ne me la montres plus --> Ne me la montre plus !</em>
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