Answer:
FRANCK: What are you doing this weekend? CÉLINE: Me, not much, I have more money. Finally, I have enough to buy myself a hot chocolate and that's it. ÉMILIE: It depends on what we do. If you come to my place, it's okay, no need for money. MATHILDE: How much pocket money do you have? FRANCK: Me, my parents give me € 10 every Saturday. CÉLINE: Is that all? It's not important. Me, I have € 15 every Wednesday and sometimes, when the weekend arrives, I have nothing, despite my efforts to save. ÉMILIE: My mother gives me € 20 twice a month and despite my spending on magazines, I'm doing very well. FRANCK: Hey! it's the same as 10 € every Monday! When I was ... 10 years old, I believe, they gave me money once a month; but I was not doing it. I couldn't handle it, it was too hard. EMILIE: Why? FRANCK: I was spending everything pretty fast, so I negotiated this new system.
Explanation:
i hope this help you luv. ❤
Bonjour !
Answer:
<em>I :Je</em>
<em>You : Tu</em>
<em>She : Elle</em>
<em>He : Il</em>
<em>It : elle/il (neutre)</em>
<em>We : Nous</em>
<em>You : Vous</em>
<em>They : Elles/Ils</em>
Does my grandparents not go buy bananas at the market
(not sure if you have to leave these in the interrogative form for you exercise but here)
1. Tu n'attends personne?
2. Il ne mange plus?
3. Vous ne prenez rien?
4. Tu ne regardes plus la télé?
5. Les enfants ne font pas la lessive ou la vaisselle?
6. Nous ne préparons plus le dîner?
7. Tu n'attends jamais tes copains après les cours?
8. Simone n'achète pas une jupe et un chemisier?
9. Elles n'y vont pas mercredi après-midi?
10. Nous n'allons rien faire?
11. Tu ne vas pas aller à la piscine ou à la plage?
12. Gérard n'invite personne?
13. Élise n'écoute pas la prof?
14. Tout va mal?
