4 years ago

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French

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aliina [53]4 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

A: translates to, "I'm sorry, but she is going to leave."

B: translates to, "I'm sorry, but she just left."

C: translates to "I'm sorry, but she is going to sell."

D: translates to "I'm sorry, but she is just arriving."

there may be some poor translation I didn't take the time to double check my French, but I hope that helped although it is a bit late.

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