I Assume I'm supposed to translate it so here:
1. Why did Summer say it would be hard to get a newspaper where she was?-
<em>Pourquoi Summer a-t-elle dit qu'il serait difficile d'avoir un journal là où elle était?</em>
2. She was in a country where there were no newspapers.
<em>Elle était dans un pays où il n'y avait pas de journaux</em>
3.She couldn't find a newspaper in a language she could read.
<em>Elle ne pouvait pas trouver de journal dans une langue qu'elle pouvait lire</em>
4.O It was the middle of the night and she didn't want to go out.
<em>O C'était le milieu de la nuit et elle ne voulait pas sortir.</em>
5. The newspaper kiosk had sold out for the day.
<em>Le kiosque à journaux était complet pour la journée.</em>
4. pouvez-vous me marquer le plus intelligent s'il vous plaît
Answer: So this is what is says in English. Pavak, Rachit and Sana arrived at the party at three different times. They each brought one of their favorite snacks to share with the other two ( one brought pretzels, another cookies, and another licorice). In addition, they each brought their favorite game (one of them brought a game of knuckle bones, another dominoes and another a card game).
Here are some facts:
1. The person who arrived first did not bring cookies.
2. Pavak was second to arrive and brought a deck of cards.
3. Rachit arrived before Sana.
4. The person who brought the cookies brought the game of bones.
5. The person who brought the pretzels did not bring the dominoes.
Determine the order in which they arrived, as well as the snack and game each of them brought.
Explanation:
Answer:
The main reason for the large number of French words in English can be chalked up to another invasion: the Norman Invasion of 1066, when William the Conqueror (Guillaume le Conquerant in French) staked his claim to the British throne and won it in the Battle of Hastings
