Bonjour
1- Elle voit <u><em>ses parents</em></u> tous les soirs
Elle <em><u>les</u></em> voit tous les soirs.
2- Elle est arrivée <u><em>de Saïgon</em></u> hier soir.
Elle <em><u>en</u></em> arrivée hier soir.
3- Je pense souvent <em><u>à mon voyage en Afrique</u></em>
<em> </em> J'<u><em>y</em></u> pense souvent.
4- Il achètera<em><u> deux bilets d'avion</u></em><em> /// or/ </em>deux <u><em>billets d'avion</em></u>
Il <em><u>les</u></em> achètera . /or/ Il <em><u>en</u></em> achètera deux
5- Il donne à manger<u><em> aux enfants</em></u>
Il <em><u>leur</u></em> donne à manger
"Or" translated in French is "Ou"
Answer:
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Explanation:
With a partner, clarify information. Student A asks a question with invers,
then Student B replies in the affirmative with the words in parentheses. Follow the example.
Model:
We're talking. (until morning)
A: Are we talking?
B: Yes, we talk until the morning.
1. Max phones his friend.
(in Fort-de-France)
2. Hélène lives with her parents.
(in Martinique)
3. Max and Hélène are going to dance.
(tomorrow night)
4. It's snowing. (a lot)
5. Sabrina and Michèle ski.
(in the Laurentians)
6. Nadine takes pictures.
(from his vacation)
Does it snow a lot? (Quebec City)
