Translated it means: <span>You are a student (polite).</span>
<em>Bonjour ! </em>
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Select the correct form of the verb avoir:
<em>Mon ami et moi </em>"avons" <em>des devoirs. (1 point)</em>
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Verbe "avoir" au présent :
j'ai
tu as
<em>il</em>,elle, on <em>a (5)</em>
<em>nous avons (1.mon ami et moi = nous)</em>
<em>vous avez (3. ton cousin et toi =vous)</em>
<em>ils</em>,elles <em>ont (2. mes grands-parents = ils) / (4. Pierre et Laurent =ils)</em>
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<em>Mes grands-parents </em>"ont" <em>une grande maison à la campagne. </em>
(mes grands-parents = ils)
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<em>Ton cousin et toi </em>"avez" <em>15 ans. </em>
(ton cousin et toi = vous)
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<em>Pierre et Laurent n' </em>ont <em>pas de sœur. </em>
(Pierre et Laurent = ils)
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Il a <em>un ami espagnol. </em>
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Answer:
Explanation:
a. Tu avais besoin de pommes de terre et de riz. Où es-tu allé faire les courses? (acheter, pommes de terre, riz, aller, courses, supermarché)
You needed potatoes and rice. Where did you go shopping? (buy, potatoes, rice, go, groceries, supermarket)
b. Pourquoi est-ce que tu es allé(e) au centre commercial le week-end? (week-end, aller, acheter, regarder, produits, luxe)
Why did you go to the mall on the weekend? (weekend, go, buy, watch, products, luxury)
What did you buy at the flea market? (flea market, buy, old, objects, products, handmade)
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Explanation:
B. - brainlist if im correct
