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Prepare this writing assignment for your teacher. use french that have learned in this course to translate the sentences.

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Bonjour !

1- <em>I see you</em>

<em> </em>Je te vois. <em>(informal you)</em><em> </em>

<em> </em> Je vous vois. <em>(formal & plural you)</em>

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2- <em>He sees us</em>

Il nous voit.

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3- <em>We see them.</em>

<em> </em>Nous les voyons.

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4- <em>She sees them.</em>

Elle les voit.

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5- <em>She sees you all.</em>

<em> </em>Elle vous voit tous.

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6- <em>I invite you</em>

<em> </em>Je t'invite <em>(informal you) </em>

Je vous invite <em>(formal or plural you)</em>

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7- <em>I invite him.</em>

<em> </em>Je l'invite.

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8- <em>He invites us.</em>

<em> </em>Il nous invite.

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1. Je fais mon travail scolaire. Je le fais dans ma chambre par moi-même. Je participe habituellement ce dans le milieu de la journée
2. Je participe à l'expédition des cadeaux ou des objets que je vends. je le fais à ma masion, le plus souvent dans mon temps libre je fais ça. Parfois, le faire avec ma mère

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Bonjour

1- Cathy achète C un chapeau et une casquette.

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2- Il fait froid. Où est A mon manteau

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3- c- une jupe

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4- C- une cravate

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5- C - elle va porter

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6- Je vais mettre A- une ceinture

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7- Je vais mettre C -un maillot de bain

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8- C- des lunettes de soleil

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9- C - des chaussures

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10- Je vais mettre un B- sweat

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11- Son pantalon est C- démodé

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12- C- Quel est le prix du manteau ?

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13- A - Quest-ce que tu penses du manteau ?

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14- Non, il est A- bon marché

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15- Oui, et je C- ne trouve pas mes lunettes !

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16- Elle est C- géniale.

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17- Quelles C - chaussures

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18- Où est-ce qu'elle C met ses livres ?

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19- Vous C- mettez un manteau

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20- Nous C- achetons un manteau.

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21- Je A- préfère la veste bleue

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22- Jean B- amène sa cousine <em>( apporter something//amener someone)</em>

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24- Quest-ce que tu B- apportes quand tu vas à une fête? Des CD <em>(see n°22)</em>

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25- Je A- choisis la robe bleue.

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Strolling through the town, one can still see empty spaces and charred ruins of ancient buildings including a <span>18th-century</span> theatre and a church facade. Signs are posted for visitors, and guided tours are available. The volcanic eruption also destroyed ships in the town’s old harbour, leaving many wrecks that make it one of the island’s best scuba diving spots.

After the destruction, Saint Pierre came to be called “Little Pompeii of the Caribbean,” but unlike Pompeii, it was gradually rebuilt as a living city with a cathedral, modern town hall and covered market. Today, one also finds a few small hotels, shops and cafes in a peaceful, village-like atmosphere with about 5000 inhabitants. A recent art installation of totem poles throughout the city celebrates Saint Pierre’s past grandeur and creative rebirth, and the French government has recognized it as a “city of art and history.”

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