It's D.
Marc? Je ne le vois pas
The answer is C. Au revoir! À bientôt! This is because the sentence "à bientôt "means "see you soon." This is more suited to the occasion than "à plus tard", which means "see you later", and "à demain", which means "see you tomorrow", as well as just plain "au revoir", which means goodbye.
Bonjour
1- <em>Tous les samedis matin, ils choisissent le parc.</em>
a- Tous les samedis <u>matin</u>, is correct. "matin" has to stay singular. Used this way, it's an adverb so it doesn't agree.
BUT the other half of the sentence =>. "ils ont choisi le parc" is incorrect
b- ils choisissaient le parc. is correct
<em>Just check, if matin is singular for the b)..; it's the best answer</em>
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2- <em>Nous mangeons en ville le samedi.</em>
<em> </em>b- Nous allons manger en ville le samedi.
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3- <em>Il va me téléphoner ce soir ?</em>
b-<em> </em>Oui, il va te téléphoner.
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<em>sorry for the number 1, it's confusing... if you have any question, please ask in comment..</em>
hope this helps ☺☺☺
Answer:
▪︎ Noir (black):
1) le baladeur MP3 de mon frère (my brother's Walkman)
2) un stylo (pen)
▪︎ Vert (green):
1) la forêt (forest)
2) le parc (park)
▪︎ Marron (brown):
1) le chocolat (chocolate)
2) le bureau du professeur (teacher's desk)
▪︎ Blanc (white):
1) le papier (paper)
2) des baskets (trainers)
▪︎ Bleu (blue):
1) l'océan (ocean)
2) la piscine (swimming pool)
▪︎ Other words:
1) mes cheveaux (my hair)
2) mes yeux (my eyes)
3) les plantes (plants)
4) le tableau (picture)
5) mon mobile (mobile phone)
