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Oh, dommage ! Mais j'espère que tu iras mieux :)
Explanation:
Et c'est gentil de nous souhaiter une bonne journée
:D
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Besides the fact that "visiter" is in the infinitive form, the principal difference is that "visiter" typically applies to a location that you might visit, whereas "rendre visite à" applies to a person or group of people that you might visit.
visiter = visit a location
rendre visite à = pay a visit to
Exemple (cas 1er): Tu me fais visiter la maison? / J'ai trop hâte de visiter le Louvre.
(You will show me around the house? / I so look forward to visiting the Louvre)
Exemple (cas 2d): Je dois rendre visite à mes grands-parents
(I have to pay a visit to my grandparents)
Explanation:
Hope this helps :)
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me sens
Explanation:
"me sens" is the reflexive verb for "je." It is always the subject (je), the reflexive verb, then the infinitive verb. This is called les verbes pronominaux. In order to understand this, you should memorize the corresponding reflexive verbs for each pronoun. je -> me, tu -> te, il -> se, nous -> nous, vous -> vous, ils -> se
Bonjour
1- <em>Vous</em> avez votre livre aujourd'hui?
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2- <em>Nous</em> avons nos crayons et nos cahiers.
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3- <em>Marc</em> cherche sa trousse, son classeur et ses stylos.
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4- <em>Ils</em> aiment leur prof de maths.
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5- <em>J'</em> aime bien mes cours d'histoire et mes camarades de classe.
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<em>Remember that in French the possessive adjective agree with the following noun. With what is possessed not with who possesses....</em>
<em>ex: </em><em>sa</em><em> trousse (une trousse -> fem. sing. ) </em><em>son</em><em> classeur (un classeur -> masc. sing.) </em><em>ses</em><em> stylos (des stylos -> masc. plural)</em>
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hope this helps ☺☺☺
The answer is le vétérinaire
