Hi there! The correct answer is "nous y allons samedi".
The word "y" replaces the words "au parc", because the word "y" always stands for a location.
The place of the word "y" in the sentence is in front of the direct verb.
These two things add up to the following conclusion: the correct sentence is "nous y allons samedi."
<em>Bonjour,</em>
Verbe "aller" au présent :
<em>je vais</em>
<em>tu vas </em>
<em>il,elle,on va</em>
<em>nous allons</em>
<em>vous allez</em>
<em>ils,elles vont</em>
Verbe "avoir"
<em>j'ai</em>
<em>tu as</em>
<em>il,elle, on a</em>
<em>nous avons </em>
<em>vous avez</em>
<em>ils,elles ont</em>
Verbe "faire"
<em>je fais</em>
<em>tu fais</em>
<em>il,elle, on fait</em>
<em>nous fasons</em>
<em>vous faites</em>
<em>ils, elles font</em>
Verbe "être"
<em>je suis</em>
<em>tu es</em>
<em>il,elle, on est</em>
<em>nous sommes</em>
<em>vous êtes</em>
<em>ils,elles sont</em>
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Verbe "aimer"
<em>j'aime</em>
<em>tu aimes</em>
<em>il,elle, on aime</em>
<em>nous aimons</em>
<em>vous aimez</em>
<em>ils,elles aiment</em>
Bonjour,
Answer:
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THE = 'le/la'/les/l'
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<em>A/AN = 'un/une'</em>
<em>a book = un livre</em>
<em> an apple =une pomme</em>
<em>Bonjour ! </em>
<em>L'été dernier, </em>je suis allé(e) <em>en Australie.</em>
Or :
<em>L'été dernier, </em>je suis parti(e) <em>en Australie.</em>
Bonjour Padema Francis means.<span>Hello Padema Francis</span>
