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<em>J'irai à plusieurs magasins. </em>
<em>Auxquels iras-tu?</em>
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<em>1. Je travaille à l'université de Paris. </em>
à laquelle travaillez-vous?
<em>2. Ces chaussures sont à moi. </em>
Lesquelles sont à toi?
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<em>3. Elle parle de son livre de géographie. </em>
Duquel parlez-vous?
<em>4. Vos parents veulent visiter la grande maison.</em>
Laquelle voulez-vous visiter?
<em>5. Le risotto aux asperges (asparagus) est mon plat préféré. </em>
Tu preferes lequel ?
<em>6. Je suis amoureuse des papillons jaunes. </em>
Desquels es-tu amoureuse?
What you said is "What words of the same family that animal?" Hope this helped
You would use vous, since M. Bernard means Mr. Bernard, and is formal. Generally if you're addressing someone as "Mme." "M." or "Mlle.", it's formal.
Hello,
You’ve already conjugated some, but here you go:
a. être-> est
b. avoir-> avons
c. parler-> parlent
d. chercher-> cherche
e. aimer-> aimez
f. habiter-> habites
g. aller-> allons
Remember conjugations are just changing a verb from its original form to the one that makes sense with the person doing something. For example in English, we don’t say “ I to listen to music.” we say “ I listen to music.”
To listen—(changes into)—> listen.
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