Bonjour
9- <em>None of them .... now</em>
<em> </em>When Indochina existed , French was the official language
In Viet-Nam, it was the official language till mid XXe, not any more.
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10- United States
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11- The Minitel was used to search train schedules <em>(or phone numbers)</em>
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hope this helps☺☺☺
Bonjour,
Answer:
<em>En classe, on "étudie"des verbes reguliers.</em>
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<em>Je "n'attends" pas mon freèe a la sortie du lycée.</em>
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<em>Paul et toi, vous "choisissez" un livre a discuter.</em>
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<em>La classe et moi nous "montons"dans un bus.</em>
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<em>Tu ne "chantes" pas avec-----</em>
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<em>Camille et Martin "laissent" leurs baskets au gymnase.</em>
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<em>L’école "construit" une nouvelle bibliothèque.</em>
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<em>Ils "vont" (aller) se promener en ville cet après-midi.</em>
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Answer:
30 minutes
Explanation:
required by French for it to be at least 30 min
Bonjour
1- Vous mettez souvent une ceinture avec votre jupe.
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2- Quand il fait froid, je mets un manteau et des gants.
<em>When it's cold, I wear a coat and gloves</em>
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3- Sophie et Océane mettent de belles robes pour aller à un mariage.
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4- Tu mets généralement un jean et un tee-shirt pour aller en classe.
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<em>METTRE présent</em>
je mets
tu mets
il/elle/on met
nous mettons
vous mettez
ils/elles mettent
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<em>When you translated the n°2 you wrote put put put dish....</em>
<em>The correct translation is "wear" in these sentences.</em>
<em>"</em><em>a</em><em> dish" is </em><em>un </em><em>mets, </em><em>a </em><em>delicacy (noun) (you wrote "un mets" = instead of "je mets" or "tu mets" which is the verb "mettre")</em>
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hope this helps ☺☺☺
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