<em>Bonjour ! </em>
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<em>Ma grand-mère est </em>"vieille".
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Ma grand-mère = <em>féminin/singulier</em>
vieille = <em>féminin/singulier</em>
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vieil = <em>masculin/singulier</em>
beaux = <em>masculin/pluriel</em>
bel =<em> masculin/singulier</em>
1) A la boulangerie je vais acheter du pain et des patisseries.
2) Je vais manger au restaurant. OR Je vais manger chez mes grands-parents.
3) Pour acheter mes fruits je vais chez le frutier.
<span>1) At the bakery I go to buy bread and pastries.
2) I'm going out to eat. OR I will eat at my grandparents.
3) To buy my fruit I go to the fuitier<span>.</span></span>
Answer:
Ils n’ont pas range leurs chaises.
Explanation:
chaises is plural so it is leurs
Question 4.
Il est timide.
Question 5.
Ils sont sévères.
("Ils sont snobs" is also grammatically correct, but describing your parents as strict instead of snobby seems to be more appropriate)
