Answer:
I'm sure you could figure it out through the english translation
Explanation:
My name is Isabelle and I live in London but I am Canadian. In the summer I go to Canada to visit my Canadian family. I have my grandparents and my uncles and aunts in Canada. My grandparents
live in Quebec and my uncles and aunts in Montreal. My grandmother doesn't like to travel by plane, so they don't travel to England. With my cousins we go to town to shop and eat
restaurant. I love shopping in Montreal. Often we go to play tennis on Saturday morning and after that we have a picnic in the park. I spend the month of July there and my cousins go er
England in August. I really love my family.
What does Isabelle like to do in town? (1 point)
play tennis
have a picnic
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Travel by plane
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go to stores
<span>1.Nous leurs obéissons.
2.Il lui a écrit une lettre.
3Vous leur offrez des fleurs.
4.Ils leur envoient des photos.
5.Tu lui donnes des disques.
6.Je lui téléphone. </span>
Exactly what is the sister-in-law trying to do. In French the verb is well written based off the subject and the direct or indirect object. So technically your sentence is not correct it’s votre belle-sœur peut en faire. Are you trying ask the sister-in-law do to something ?
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Les impressionnistes sont devenus très célèbres.
Jacques-Louis David et Eugène Delacroix sont morts à Paris.
Bonjour !!
1- <em>Question inversée = Oui, Paul se rase la barbe.</em>
Paul, se rase-t-il la barbe .
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2- <em>réponse négative </em>
<em> Est-ce que vous vous lavez les oreilles ?</em>
<em> </em>Non, nous ne nous lavons pas les oreilles.
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3- <em>Question inversée : Non, nous ne nous maquillons pas le matin.</em>
Vous maquillez-vous le matin ?
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Hope this helps ☺☺☺