<span>Choose the correct French equivalent of the question: Is she going to run?
D: Va-t-elle courir?</span>
Bonjour,
Vous venez chez moi à cinq heures.
Have a good day !! :-)
<em>Bonjour</em>
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<em>- Si elle épousait avec moi (no correct)</em>
Correct is :<em> Si elle m'épousait, </em> je lui achèterais<em> une belle maison et une belle voiture.</em>
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<em>- S'il faisait beau, vous iriez vous promener.</em>
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<em>-Le juge désire que le criminel </em>soit puni.
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<em>- Dès qu'elle avait terminé son devoir, </em>elle s'est reposée.
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<em>- </em>Soyez <em>sages, le professeur dit aux élèves.</em>
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Bonjour
For sure "ART" and "DANCE" are loanwords from French
RANCHING ''''''''might''''''''''''' be, by extension, a loanword from French Cajun, the French language that was spoken in Louisiana , called as well "French Cadien or Acadien" in the part called "Acadiana".. It was called 'vacherie" and translated "ranching" ...in English, but it remains a translation
COOKING isn't a loanword from rench ... 'CUISINE" is ...
So to me only "ART" and "DANCE" are loanwords from French
