Answer:
Comme *un* touriste en France je voudrais voir les sites touristiques
Explanation:
Answer:
une is feminine
un is masculine
des is plural
le is masculine
les is plural
la is feminine
Explanation:
With feminine singular nouns use une.
With masculine singular nouns use un.
With plural nouns use des.
With masculine singular nouns use le.
With plural nouns use les.
With feminine singular nouns use la.
Answer: We live in Switzerland with our parents
Explanation:
Bonjour,
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Je suis <em>plus</em> (+) sportif <em>que</em> mon ami.
Je suis <em>moins (-) </em>grand <em>que</em> mon ami.
Je suis <em>aussi (=) </em>intelligent <em>que</em> mon ami.
Mon ami est <em>plus</em> musclé <em>que</em> moi.
Mon ami est <em>aussi </em>travailleur <em>que</em> moi.
Mon ami est <em>moins</em> timide <em>que</em> moi.
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<em>- plus…que ( + ) (more…than/___er than) for superior comparisons</em>
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<em>- moins…que ( - )(less…than) for inferior comparisons</em>
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<em>-aussi…que (= ) (as…as) or autant que (as much/many as) for equal comparisons</em>
Exemple : <span>pick flowers (cueillir des fleurs)</span>
<span>he has not picked <span>flowers (il n'a point cueilli de fleurs)
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<span>write your sentence completely so I'll explain its meaning<span>, okay?</span></span>
