1. Voici M. Gonzalès. C'est mon voisin de Madrid. C'est un ami. Il est espagnol.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Whom is meant to be used as the object of a verb or preposition. Differently, Whom is used as a subject. Since the subject of the phrase is We, Who is the object of the verb, therefore it should actually be used as Whom.
Explanation:
Macie only you can type in Russian language I think
<span>Clay remembers the last words he and Hannah said to each other. It was the day before her death, and the two of them bumped into each other in the hall. They both said "I'm sorry," then looked into each other's eyes for a moment. And that was it.</span>
