C - Hello, Miss! How are you?
S - Well!
C - Do you have need for assistance?
S - Yes, I have need for pencils.
C - I have pencils.
J - Mum! I have need for candy.
S - No, Jonny. We are here for school supplies.
J - But I have need for candy. Sofia and I are going to eat it.
S - No, Jonny. We have need for a backpack.
C - I have a backpack.
S - Do you also have paper?
C - Yes, I have paper
J - Mum, we are going to be late.
S - We are not going to be late, we have time.
C - Are you interested in this? We have other variations.
S - No, we already have that.
C - We have a sale on this.
S - No, thank you.
J - I have a need for that.
S - No, Jonny.
J - But we are of in need for it.
S - No, Jonny.
J - But we are-
S - No, Jonny.
J - Okay, Okay...
S - I'm sorry, Sir, I have need for erasers.
J - But I have that.
S - No, you don't.
J - I have it.
S - No, you don't.
J - Okay... I have it...
S - Are you done? Are you?
J - Yes...
C - Are you interested in anything else? We are currently having a-
S - A sale. Yes. I know. Are you going to show me where the erasers? Or not.
J - Are you going to show us where the erasers are or not?
C - Are you interested in-
S - No.
C - But we are...
S - Having a sale!?
C - Well... We are...
Answer:
Explanation:
Il était si content qu’il a sauté de joie.
Il avait un sourire figé sur ses lèvres.
Il a dansé ainsi toute la journée.
Since I speak french, i know what it means:
where are you going today
Answer:
Il existe deux auxiliaires en français : être et avoir. Avoir s'emploie en général pour la formation des temps composés sauf lorsque le verbe est passif où on utilise l'auxiliaire être : je suis mort. Avoir s'emploie lors de la conjugaison des verbes d'action. Pour les verbes d'état, on utilise plutôt l'auxiliaire être.
Explanation:
1. Je
2.suis
3.Ma
4.parle
5.est
6.habitons
7.Mon
8.a,a
9.aime
10.Mes
