<em>Question</em>
<em>Which phrase correctly completes this conversation between a lifeguard and a tourist at the beach?</em>
Sauveteur: Monsieur, il faut que <em>"vous ne nagiez pas trop loin du rivage".</em>
M. Dupont: Merci beaucoup pour votre conseil.
Answer:
B. ce magasin de vêtements est<u> le plus</u> ancien de Genève
Explanation:
<span>Voici la reponse: Je viens du Senegal mais j'habite en Guinee.
Translation:
"Here is the answer: I come from Senegal, but I live in Guinea."
Quelle est la question? - "What is the question?"
The options are as follows.
a. De quel des pays viens-tu? - "Which country do you come from?"
b. D'ou viens ton frere? - This sentence is grammatically incorrect. It uses the verb viens for the subject ton frère; the correct conjugation for this subject is vient.
c. De quel pays viens-tu? - "What country do you come from?"
d. Par quel pays passes-tu? - "Which country do you pass through?"
Given the answer above, the most correct option for the question asked is option c.
Answer:
</span>c. De quel pays viens-tu?