No, they aren't conjugated correctly :(
The proper conjugation of the infinitive verb 'parler' for 'je' is 'parle,' so
"Je vais du parler" becomes "Je vais du parle."
The proper conjugation of the infinitive verb 'chanter' for 'il/elle/on' is 'chante,' so
"Elle va de la chanter" becomes "Elle va de la chante."<span>
</span>The proper conjugation of the infinitive verb 'écouter' for 'nous' is 'écoute,' so<span>
"Nous allons du écouter" becomes "</span>Nous allons du écoute."
Answer:
1. We wait/are waiting in the park.
2. I hear the concert.
3. You lose your patience.
4. He visits/is visiting his mother.
5. They answer the question.
6. Claude sells some books.
7. The lawyer defends the criminal.
8. She returns the book to the library.
9. You correspond with a friend in France.
10. You descend the staircase/stairs very rapidly.
Explanation:
Answer:
Your teacher is giving people so. hard stuff
Answer:
How does London compare to Oslo?
2.6°C higher average maximum temperature?
4.2°C higher average temperature?
472.43$ higher average salary?
8 more universities?
8.87million more inhabitants?
531.2$ billion higher GDP (PPP)?
190 more museums?
11 more big sports facilities (stadiums, arenas, etc.)?
Explanation:
How does Oslo compare to London?
42.01% lower population density?
120.29$ cheaper monthly public transport ticket?
4.4% lower unemployment rate?
Has a seaside beach?
825.59$ cheaper rent for a one-bedroom apartment?
Has mountains nearby?
5.8°C lower average minimum temperature?
0.09 lower income inequalities?
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Bonjour
<em>If you meant complete with the correct article, it's DES, indefinite article plural</em>
Il va acheter des éclairs.
<em>If you really meant a correct possible adjective, you still have to add an indefinite plural articles which is "DES" which becomes "DE" , partitive article</em>
Il va acheter de bons éclairs.
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