The verbs would be etre means be in french and Avoir means to have
Bonjour,
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<em>Je ____ parce que mes habits étaient mouillés (wet).</em>
<em>Me suis change</em>
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<em>Je __ rase</em>
<em>Ne me suis pas</em>
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<em>Elle ____</em>
<em>S’est lavee</em>
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<em>Je ___</em>
<em>Me suis blesse</em>
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<em>Tu ___</em>
<em>T’es prepare</em>
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a porté
a perdu
ont écrit
as entendu
m'a offert (the second "ma" in the sentence has to be wiped off)
ont pu
ai eu
a rempli
a fini
1) A la boulangerie je vais acheter du pain et des patisseries.
2) Je vais manger au restaurant. OR Je vais manger chez mes grands-parents.
3) Pour acheter mes fruits je vais chez le frutier.
<span>1) At the bakery I go to buy bread and pastries.
2) I'm going out to eat. OR I will eat at my grandparents.
3) To buy my fruit I go to the fuitier<span>.</span></span>
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Jules descendra la riviere froide a l'aide de son canot.
Explanation: When we speak about feminine things in French, you add an "e" to the end of the word. In this case we can tell that a feminine answer proceeds because it says, "la riviere". "La" is feminine for "The".
