In French it’s : “j’aime ton nome”
First of all: I cannot see the entire problem.
Second: This is posted in the wrong category. You have posted it in the French category, while clearly you have a Mathematical problem to deal with.
I would suggest changing the category so that people like me would be able to help you. I wish you all the best!
Jean-Pierre: <span>Salut, Suzanne! Quel est le nom de vos amis?
Suzanne: </span><span>Il s'appelle Henri
Jean-Pierre: </span>Connaissez-vous Odile? C'est ma cousine. <span>Elle est canadienne.
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Answer:
verdissent
Explanation:
It is a verb and the pural end with a "ent"
Salut !
Determining the gender of "un professeur," for instance, requires the knowledge of whether the teacher is a man or a woman.
- true
Un professeur = masculin
Some words are always masculine or feminine, despite the gender of the person referred to. Don't be tempted to select the article you use based on the gender of the person about whom you are speaking.
