The answer is C because à means to
Answer:
1. qui 2.qui 3.quoi 4.pourquoi 5.ferais 6.parleriez 7.irions 8.aimerais 9.voudrait 10.téléphoneraient
Explanation:
1. You don't
(suffer) not too much heat (heat), I hope?
2. I do
n't (open) the door until I know who's on the other side.
3. My little cousins (discover) video games.
4. Ladies and gentlemen, we (offer) you both for the price of one!
5. Do you
(discover) France by car?
6. My father (cover) his sports car with a tarp overnight.
7. My children
(suffer) terribly when they don't have access to email.
8. Can you
(open) the door for me, please?
Is this a question
"un" is for "male" things (masculin)
une for "female" things (féminin)
"des" is for plural
"de" has many uses but i think it's going to be used for negations here
1. Il y a une télé dans la salle de classe.
2. Il n'y a pas de CD dans la salle de classe.
3. Est-ce qu'il y a des chaises dans la salle de classe ?
4. Il y a un lecteur de CD dans la salle de classe
5. Il y a des tableaux dans la salle de classe (it could have been "un" but there's an x so it means "tableaux" is plural, if it wasn't it would be "un tableau")
6. Il y a vingt filles dans la salle de classe. (20 maps and 20 boards is A LOT so no, and "garçon" (boy) doesn't have an s so it's singular and therefore can't work with 20)
7. Il y a un bureau dans la salle de classe.
8. Il y a trois fenêtres dans la salle de classe.
9. Il y a une porte dans la salle de classe ("ordinateur" "lecteur de CD" and "livre" are "masculins" so they can't be next to "une")
10. Il y a des CD dans la salle de classe. (oh ? none of the words have an s ? it's because CD is an acronym so it doesn't have a plural "mark")
