Answer:
It is asking do you have brothers or sisters? What are they like? If you don't have any, would you like to have some? Why or why not? How would the ideal brother or sister be for you? See my explaination for a sample answer.
Explanation:
J'ai 3 soeurs et un frère. Ma soeur Denyse est très travailleuse. Elle a 7 enfants. Ma soeur Jen est très travailleuse aussi. Elle est aveugle, et elle ne voit rien. Le frère idéal serait super riche et m'achètrait beaucoup de choses comme une maison, des voirtures et des chiens.
Bonjour
Monika n'aime pas faire de la musculation.
Mustafa aime beaucoup manger.
Monika est toujours active l'après midi.
Mustafa aime veiller tard.
Monika n'a pas besoin de perdre du poids.
Mustafa se pèse tous les jours.
This is a multiple choice question luckily I found the choices
a. Colleville-sur-mer
b. Honfleur
c. Nantes
d. Carnac
The Answer you are looking for would be A.
I hope I was help :)
Answer:
In English, Noel Dans un village près d'Abidjan means Christmas in a village near Abidjan
Explanation: Celebrations within the Ivory Coast are regularly a celebration of social conventions. With a great number of the populace following to the Muslim confidence, devout occasions related to Islamic convictions are broadly watched. Côte d’Ivoire Occasions moreover incorporate celebrating diverse pieces of history, numerous of which are characterized by merry parades and colorful exhibitions.
Bonjour !!
Indicate the correct preposition <em>(partitive articles)</em>
1- du sucre
2- des pommes
3- de l'huile
4- de la salade
5- des petits pois
6- de la viande
7- du riz
8- de la farine
9- du pain
10- du beurre
To help you ==>
du, de la, de l', des are French partitive articles
<em>3 singular partitive articles</em>
du = masc. sing
de la = fem. sing
de l' = when the following noun begins with a vowel ar a mute 'h'
<em>only 1 plural</em>
des = both masculine and feminine
'de' just by itself isn't an article but a preposition and in this exercise, you've got to only find partitive articles..
example for 'de' as a preposition = c'est le chien<u> </u><u>de</u><u> </u>mon frère <em>(it's the dog </em><u><em>of </em></u><em>my brother)</em>
hope this will help :)
