You have to put the auxiliary before the verb it can be « sommes montés » or « avons montés », it depends of the context.
Bonjour,
Mes copains sont amusants.
La femme et l'homme sont polis.
Les étudiantes sont occupées.
Marceau et toi, vous êtes élégants.
Justine est réservée.
La différence est importante.
Mme Onfret, vous êtes sincère.
Tu es difficile !
Basically this is just asking you to describe a well known person who speaks french and to describe them in 5-7 Sentences.
Just for example:
French: Bradley Cooper parle en français.
English: Bradley Cooper speaks french.
French: Il a etudie dans le universite.
English: He studied in College
French: il est un homme.
English: He is a man
If I was your teacher and just be looking for what you can do with basic words you've learned. So it's okay to use simple Adjectives. It means you understand and you know what you're writing.
If you have trouble coming up with different ones, there is a website that can list nouns and verbs in french and how to use them. Hope this helps!
https://www.linguasorb.com/french/verbs/most-common-verbs/
A. il arrive -> 3.he arrives
B ils arrivent -> 9.they (m) arrive
C qui arrive? -><span> 6. who arrives?
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D. nous arrivons -> 7.we arrive
E. elles arrivent -> 10.they (f) arrive
F. j'arrive -> 1.I arrive
G. elle arrive -> 4. she arrives
H. vous arrivez -> 8. you (pl) arrive
I. on arrive -> <span>5. one arrives</span>
J. tu arrives -> 2. you arrive
