Answer:
2. He did not know<u> her</u>, but offered it to <u>her</u> anyway.
3. Why did you give <u>him</u> a small tip?
4. Who writes <u>you</u> so many letters?
5. Frank gave it to <u>us </u>last week.
6. She explained everything to <u>me.</u>
7. Could you leave the lights off for <u>them</u>?
Explanation:
The underlined and boldened words are the indirect pronouns. As explained in the box, indirect pronouns are used to replace the indirect object nouns in sentences.
Sometimes, both the direct and indirect objects can appear in the same sentence. To easily recognize the indirect objects in this instance, we search for them after the prepositions, To and For. These principles were applied in underlining the words above.
Je fait de la course pour renforcer mon corps.
If you have to use the French conditional tense , here are a few sentences:
A leur arrivée, nous devrions les accueillir
Puis nous devrions les accompagner dans leur logement
Ensuite, le jour suivant, je propose que nous fassions une grande fête de bienvenue
All the French verbs are in French conditional tense except "propose" (present tense)
At their arrival, we should welcome them
Then, we should come with them (accompany) to their home
Afterwards, the next day, I suggest we should do a big welcome party...
Hope I helped !!
(la sœur de mon cousin est) means my cousin's sister is,
so i guess the answer is ma cousine