Fill in the blank in the following sentence with the appropriate word(s) below.
2 answers:
Bonjour !
Answer:
<em>The one place you cannot have an adverb in French is after the </em>"subject".
A. subject
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Exemple :
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<em>Je mange </em>rarement <em> au restaurant.</em>
<em>je = sujet</em>
<em>mange = verbe</em>
<em>rarement : adverb</em>
<em>In French, you can </em>never place the adverb after the subject.
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<em> (I rarely eat in a restaurant.) = In English, adverbs are sometimes placed right after the subject of the verb.</em>
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Answer:
A. Subject
Explanation:
In English you can put an adverb after the subject e.g. the cat easily jumped over the wall . However in French, you can't, and the sentence would have to be "the cat jumped easily over the wall" (but in French).
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