1) Tu vas à Paris.
2)Sophie va en France.
3)Vous rentrez de Suisse.
4)Nous allons aux Etats-Unis.
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fais tes devoirs is the answer hope this helps and have a nice day:)
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What to do? What do you need help with specifically?
(Translation of directions? explanations? )
Explanation:
Answer: 'saluer' in Other Languages
When you greet someone, you say something friendly such as `hello' when you meet them. She greeted him when he came in from school.
Explanation:She greeted him when he came in from school in french is translated to Elle l'a salué quand il est rentré de l'école.
Bonjour,
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Je suis <em>plus</em> (+) sportif <em>que</em> mon ami.
Je suis <em>moins (-) </em>grand <em>que</em> mon ami.
Je suis <em>aussi (=) </em>intelligent <em>que</em> mon ami.
Mon ami est <em>plus</em> musclé <em>que</em> moi.
Mon ami est <em>aussi </em>travailleur <em>que</em> moi.
Mon ami est <em>moins</em> timide <em>que</em> moi.
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<em>- plus…que ( + ) (more…than/___er than) for superior comparisons</em>
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<em>- moins…que ( - )(less…than) for inferior comparisons</em>
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<em>-aussi…que (= ) (as…as) or autant que (as much/many as) for equal comparisons</em>
