Decide if the following sentence is contextually CORRECT or INCORRECT.

French

1 answer:

ivolga24 [154]3 years ago

5 0

Answer:

Incorrect.

Explanation:

This means: " Oliver brushes his lips every morning." The correct answer would be "se brosse les dents".

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Anon25 [30]

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Explanation:

So what’s the question

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3 years ago

Je m'appelle Vincent Dupont, je suis canadien mais j'habite à Nîmes parce que mon père travaille dans une usine en France. J'aim

RSB [31]

Hi !

My name is Vincent Dupont. I'm Canadian but I live in Nîmes because my father is working in a factory in France. I enjoy Nîmes, there're many stores.
I take the bus with my sister to go to school in town. My favourite teacher is Mr Duval. He is a science teacher. After school, my friends and I are walking to th coffee shop to eat a grilled cheese sandwich and drink an apple juice.
During summer time, we drive to the beach to the Mediterranean sea. My family love swimming. Then, we go back to Nîmes by train because my father has to leave before us.

Comment Vincent va à la plage ? (how does Vincent goes to the beach ?)

Vincent va à la plage en voiture avec sa famille = Vincent goes to the beach by car with his family)

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3 years ago

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Rewrite the sentence replacing the direct and indirect object by appropriate pronouns ( me, te, nous, vous, le, la, les, lui, y

Karolina [17]

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M. Laverdure a donné / à Daniel et moi / les serviettes.

à Daniel et moi = indirect object = nous => indirect object pronoun.

M. Laverdure nous a donné les serviettes.

les serviettes = direct object =les => direct object pronoun

ANSWER ► M. Laverdure nous les a données

the past participle agrees with the direct object pronoun because it is before the verb. ► données