1. Mechant
2. Timides
3. Mince
4. Verte
5. Penibles
6. c. est
7. a. sommes
8. a. es
9. c. suis
10. b. etes
11. a. sommes
12 - 16????
19 - 20??
Can i ask you something
who am I
In place (in place)
Hold your arms (extend your arms)
Clench your fists (shake your fists)
Inches in the air (inches in the air)
Raise shoulders (shrugs)
Head back (head back)
Buttocks back (buttocks back)
Get in the feet (get in the feet)
Exit the language (take out the language)
<span>Pas toujours;
Exemple: Elle a bien testé son vélo.
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<span>Not always;
Example: She has to test his <span>bike.
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<span>Adverbs that provide precision on the space-time are usually placed at the beginning or end of a sentence, often in the middle <span>of the sentence.
EX: Hier elle est allée dans un magasin de vêtements.
Elle est allée dans un magasin de vêtements hier.
Elle est allée, hier, dans un magasin de vêtements.(</span></span><span>rarely)
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<span>Yesterday she went into a clothing store.
She went into a clothing store yesterday.
She went yesterday in a clothing store<span>.
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<span><span>Adverbs that complement a verb in the negative form are placed behind the second element of negation.
Ex : Elles n'y connaissent vraiment pas grand chose.
(Example: She did not really know much.</span>)
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<span>Adverbs related to a verb in the infinitive are placed behind it.
Exemple : Le vendeur proposa de lui montrer tranquillement plusieurs modèles.
Example: The seller offered to quietly show <span>several models.
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<span>Adverbs that relate to an adjective placed before them<span>.
Exemple : Il y avait réellement beaucoup de choix.
(</span></span><span>There was really a lot of choices<span>.)
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I don’t know but I think it’s jake
