My french isn’t the best but here are my answers I think are right. :)
1.faux
2.vrai
3.vrai
4.faux
5.vrai
6.faux
7.faux
Answer:
Mario lit à ses <u>enfants</u>.
Nous donnons le journal aux<u> enfants.</u>
Tu achètes un cadeau pour <u>Fatima</u>.
Je pense à mes<u> parents</u>.
Il téléphone à son <u>grand-père</u>.
Explanation:
Un COI refers to the indirect object of the sentence. It is often preceded by a preposition. For example: Il donne un cadeau à sa mère (He gives his mother a gift): un cadeau is the COD and sa mère is the COI; Je te parle (I'm talking to you): te is the COI because we say parler à (to talk to).
Ne t'y va pas, restes ici means "Do not go there. Stay here. However, Ne t'en va pas, reste ici is "Do not go. Stay here" which essentially is correct as well. Up to you. They're both right in my book. If you're going to pick one, go with the first one.
Answer:
One of the main French Easter traditions are the Easter bells or les cloches de Pâques. ... The bells would then ring on Easter Sunday to announce the Resurrection of Christ and therefore 'return'. So in France it is the bells rather than the Easter bunny who delivers the Easter eggs.
Explanation:
