Answer:Walmart et Kroger et autres lieux
Explanation: N'est-ce pas là que vous mangez et d'autres choses?
<em>Bonjour,</em>
Tu "vas à " <em>Paris.</em>
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Verbe "aller" au présent :
Je vais
<em>tu vas</em>
il,elle, on va
nous allons
vous allez
ils, elles vont
Answer:
My old house is not very big. We three garages in our house. My sisters always have a lot of posters on the walls of their rooms. We three times in the same year. My parents often have a room for college students. One day my brother from the balcony. Papa my grandfather's old armchair. Suddenly I / I have a noise in the basement. When I was thirteen, I / I in a beautiful neighborhood in Chicago. My neighbors don't have my cat.
Explanation:
Answer:
Il est neuf heures
Il est huit heures et quart
Il est dix heures et demie
Il est deux heures moins le quart
Il est sept heures et demie
Explanation:
Bonjour !!
I am not washing my cheeks
Best translation = Je ne <u>me lave</u> pas les joues
<em>se laver is a pronominal verb</em> ==><em> présent</em>
<u>je me lave</u> = > je <em>ne </em><u>me lave</u><em> pas</em>
tu <em>(ne)</em> te laves<em> (pas)</em>
il/elle/on <em>(ne)</em> se lave <em>(pas)</em>
nous <em>(ne) </em>nous lavons<em> (pas)</em>
vous (ne) vous lavez <em>(pas)</em>
ils/elles <em>(ne) </em>se lavent <em>(pas)</em>
The negative form "ne... pas" has to be just before the verb/or/ pronominal verb between the subject and the verb and just after
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