Answer:
Besides the fact that "visiter" is in the infinitive form, the principal difference is that "visiter" typically applies to a location that you might visit, whereas "rendre visite à" applies to a person or group of people that you might visit.
visiter = visit a location
rendre visite à = pay a visit to
Exemple (cas 1er): Tu me fais visiter la maison? / J'ai trop hâte de visiter le Louvre.
(You will show me around the house? / I so look forward to visiting the Louvre)
Exemple (cas 2d): Je dois rendre visite à mes grands-parents
(I have to pay a visit to my grandparents)
Explanation:
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Answer:
its Friend not Fwend i think you need to learn to spell first
Explanation:
<em>Bonjour,</em>
<em>C.</em>
2. <em>"Personne" ne </em>veut parler avec vous.
3. <em>"Rien" n'</em>est arrivé.
4. Je <em>ne</em> voudrais <em>"rien"</em> boire.
5. Nous <em>n'</em>avons invité <em>"personne" </em>d'important.
6. Guy <em>n'</em>a <em>"rien" </em>acheté de bon.
7. <em>"Personne" n'</em>a gagné la compétition.
English: seventy one percent (71%) of english speaking quebecers are bilingual
french: soixante et onze pour cent des québécois anglophones sont bilingues
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