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<em>the burning of the effigies at the end is a similarity between Nice and Québec </em>
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"Her Majesty Carnaval" is burnt at the end of the carnaval in Nice.
In Québec, "Bonhomme Carnaval" is a snowman symbolizing winter. They also sculpt effigies in the ice
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Hello !
What type of word is "un" ?
→ a masculine indefinite article
we us "un" when we're talking about an indeterminate masculine thing or person like :
<em>un chat, un chien, un garçon... </em>
a masculine definite article : le
a feminine definite article : la
a feminine indefinite article : une
a masculine indefinite article : un
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"On his agenda, nothing.After a lunch Tuesday afternoon with local elected officials of the Hauts-de-France, the week of Emmanuel Macron stops.No appointment, no event, No intervention scheduled for four days Unprecedented since his election in 2017. Exceptionally, the President of the Republic even advanced the Council of Ministers to Tuesday.With the approach of "memorial roaming" to commemorate the centenary of the end of the first world war, Emmanuel Macron wants to breathe and take rest, and also to regain strength to prepare for this long trip in the East and the North of France From Sunday 4 to Friday 9 November, the head of The state will travel through two regions, eleven departments and seventeen cities, completing its journey to Paris for the commemoration of November 11 with a speech delivered under the arc of triumph to sixty heads of state and leaders of organizations nternationales.A long and unprecedented sequence for which Emmanuel Macron has planned to prepare himself by isolating himself as a family. For now, the Elysee keeps secret the place of residence of the Head of State for these few days of rest but ensures however that it will not go to the state residence of the Lantern in Versailles, nor in his house in Le Touquet. Usually rather inclined to overload his agenda and work late into the night, Emmanuel Macron has, for once, yielded to the regular requests of his wife. "Already during the campaign, Brigitte never ceased to advocate that it provides him with rest periods in his program," said a close to the president.This period of rest unprecedented does not fail to fuel speculation about the state of tired of Emmanuel Macron. At the end of a hectic comeback, many worry around him of a decline in diet. "His face has changed, he is marked by the weight of power," says one of his staff. Those who see it more regularly minimize. "He has not changed one iota since his election, says one of his relatives. He is always vigilant on all matters. Nothing escapes him. Hence, perhaps, a little fatigue anyway.
Answer:
était (D)
Explanation:
because était means was in English and était is used because it's the past tense of étre and used for feminine and masculine
