<span>Write the sentence in plural form:
C'est un hôpital.
Ce sont des hôpitaux. </span>
Answer:
Yes it does surprise me and probably lots of people. Mostly people think people in Africa speak Arabic, Swahili, and other languages. French was the last thing I'd think they spoke in Africa.
Explanation:
Bonjour,
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<em>1. des or les amies</em>
<em>2. les or des étudiants</em>
<em>3. un or l'acteur</em>
<em>4. des or les chanteuses</em>
<em>5. la or une bibliothèque</em>
<em>6. un ou l'examen</em>
<em>7. des or les bureaux</em>
<em>8. un or le animal</em>
<em>L'article défini</em> : le, la, les, l'
<em>L'article indéfini</em> : un, une, des
tu adores dormir ? You love sleeping ?
the answer should be : Beaucoup = a lot
it could be : moi aussi = me too but it wouldn't be an answer, just the person asking would add "me too" = moi aussi . It would be just a comment
1st night = 1ère nuit (première nuit)
2nd night = 2 ème nuit (deuxième nuit)
3rd night = 3ème nuit (troisième nuit)
Il est une heure : it's one a.m.
Midi = noon
Minuit = midnight
et demie = half past
et quart = a quarter past...
moins le quart = a quarter to
midi et demie = half past (twelve thirty)
a quarter to nine = neuf heures moins le quart
a quarter past nine = neuf heures et quart
half past nine = neuf heures et demie
usually from 1 to noon , it"s a.m.In French it's 1, 2 etc till 11heures then midi
then, we usually go from treize heures.....till vingt-trois heures and finally minuit instead of 1p.m. till 11 p.m.
hope I helped !
