Vouloir may be the ultimate example of those French verbs expressing someone's will, an order, a need, a piece of advice or a desire; they all also take a subjunctive verb in the que subordinate clause. Je veux qu'il le fasse. I want him to do it.
Answer:
This is the translation for the top paragraph. "you talk to your computer science teacher and you want to know the following things. how to print a document, what he/she uses as a search engine, and what word processing software he/she recommends write your conversation."
Explanation:
Hi !!
Au Québec un "hamburger" s'appelle un "hambourgeois".
(as a "hot dog" is called un "chien chaud")
Qu'est ce que vous allez choisir si vous avez très faim ?
I don' know if you need a translation or an answer with "hambourgeois"
What are you going to choose (order) if you're very hungry ?
Je vais choisir un hambourgeois //OR/
Si j'ai très faim, je choisirai (future tense) un hambourgeois.
Hope this helps !
Answer:
ma tante
Explanation:
this best fits the sentence because the sentence says my father's sister is my aunt
