Answer:
Où sont les options ? Je vis en Amérique.
<em>Bonjour,</em>
Exemple :
<em>Il y a 200 (deux cent) fromages à la fromagerie.</em>
<em>200 : two hundred (deux cent) </em>
<em>323 : three hundred twenty-three (trois cent vingt- trois) </em>
<em>237 : two hundred thirty-four (deux cent trente- sept)</em>
<em>243 : two hundred forty-three (deux cent quarante-trois)</em>
Given Léa and Annie feel that the house is too big (trop grande) and hard to maintain (difficile d’entretenir), it can reasonably be inferred that they “n’aiment pas” la maison.
Answer: IF the bolded part of the sentence is Je vais au parc.
The plural of that is Nous allons au parc
Explanation:
Je is equivalent to I first person singular. 1st person means the speaker is refering to him/her self.
Nous is equivalent to We first person plural
The verb form changes to "agree" with the subject.
Two times? Wow that’s waste 10 points but it’s happend to me before smh
