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3 years ago

Fill in the blanks in the following sentences. Note the hints in parentheses.

French

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Marat540 [252]3 years ago

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Bonjour,

Answer:

1. Pourquoi est-ce que tu fais ta "valise" ?

2. Je pars en "vacances" à la mer!

4. Le_____________! Voilà, je suis prête à partir.

5. Et qu'est-ce que tu vas faire sur la plage? Je vais bronzer sur le "sable" blanc!

6. Et "comment" est-ce que tu voyages? En bateau?

7. Mais non, c'est trop loin la Martinique. Je voyage par "avion" !

9. Oui, j'espère que je vais m'amuser. Mais c'est une "petite" île quand même!

10. Mais tu ne pars que "pendant" une semaine. Tu n'auras pas le temps de t'ennuyer!

11. Nous / manger / dans / un restaurant / italien / petit

Nous mangeons dans un petit restaurant italien.

13. Elle / acheter / une jupe / long /noir

Elle achète une longue jupe noire.

14. Quelle jupe veux-tu? (blanc)

- La blanche.

15. Quelles chaussures veux-tu? (rouge)

- Les rouges

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