Answer:
Guy aime Chloé. Il <u>la</u> regarde souvent en classe.
Explanation:
Because now if you translate it to english it will say, Guy loves/likes Chloé. He often watches her in class.
<em><u>...nous...</u></em> utilisé en français courant pour dire <em><u>« nous »</u></em>
Bonjour,
- Tu fais souvent du ski ?
- Non, je ne fais jamais "de" ski.
<em>a. de </em>
Answer:
Fill the white spaces with the correct form of verbs between parentheses to the COMPOUND PAST, the IMPARFAIT or the PLUSQUEPARFAIT depending on the context:
A SENSE OF DUTY
This / C' (1.) - (being) on a sunday afternoon in summer, by a lake. The sun (2.) - (shine), there is (3.) - (have) no cloud in the sky. There are (4.) - (have) a lot of people around the lake.... a few people (5.) - (do) picnics, children (6.) - (play) the ball, by then a young girl (7.) - (read) in the shade of trees and men (8.) - (sleep) with a handkerchief on her face. A little boy (9.) - (walking) his dog. He (10.) - (having fun) to throw a piece of wood into the water. The dog (11.) - (bring back) the piece of wood each time and the boy (12.) - (raise) in the water.
At some point, the dog (13.) - (not to come back). He (14.) - (being) in the middle of the lake, he (15.) - (seem) in trouble. The little boy (16.) - (call) with all his strength, but the dog (17.) - (not to move). One (18.) - (power) see that the dog (19.) - (have) difficulty swimming, that he (20.) (being) exhausted and that he (21.) - (drown), but one (22.) - (not understand) why. Everyone (23.) - (get on) watching the scene. A young girl (24.) - (get) her mobile phone out of her bag to call the first responders and she (25.) - (approach) the boy to try to console him. The children (26.) - (stop) to play and they (27.) - (go) to the edge of the lake to see more closely.
Suddenly, a cyclist (28.) - (arrival). He (29.) - (see) what (30.) - (to happen) and immediately he (31.) - (understand) the situation. He (32.) - (laying) his bike on the ground, he (33.) - (remove) his watch, his shoes, his shirt and his socks and he (34.) - (dive) in the water of the lake. The cyclist (35.) - (being) in good physical shape, he (36.) - (have) a very muscular body and he (37.) - (know) swim very well ... and in a very short time it (38.) - (approach) the dog. It (39.) - (observe) that the dog (40.) - (being) taken by the branch of a tree that (41.) - (float) on the water. With his big muscles, the cyclist (42.) - (break) the branch. The dog and the cyclist (43.) - (back) on the edge of the lake. The dog (44.) - (go) bring the broken branch to his master, the little boy.
At this time, one (45.) - (understand) while the dog (46.) - (to be wrong) and that he (47.) - (confounding) the stick of the boy with a branch in the water that (48.) - (belong) to a large tree. He (49.) - (get) killed almost, by a sense of duty! But, all was well that (50.) - (finish) well!
Explanation:
translation
Answer:
Down below:
Explanation:
Present tense:
I bathe: Je me baigne
You bathe: Tu te baignes
She/He/It/One bathes: Elle se baigne/Il se baigne
We bathe: nous nous baignons
You (pl.) bathe: vous vous baignez
They (f.) bathe: elles se baignent
Thye (m.) bathe: ils se baignent
Passe composé:
I bathed: je me suis baigné
You bathed: tu t'es baigné
We bathed: nous nous sommes baignés
She/He/It/One bathed: Elle s'est baigné/il s'est baigné
You (pl.) bathed: vous vous êtes baignés
They (f.) bathed: elles se sont baignés
They (m.) bathed: ils se sont baignés
