Hello,
1) ont
It is ont because it is plural therefore a and as are not possible. It is not avons because that is the nous form (we), and they are asking for they.
2) a
Laurent is singular third person therefore it can not be ont. Ai is the conjugation for first person. As is for second person.
3) a
Same thing as for question 2. Le bébé is singular third person, therefore it can not be avez ( which is you plural). Ai is first person singular and as is second person singular.
<span>Je la vois tous les week-ends</span>
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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Answer:
Explanation:
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Answer:
In some instances, the gender of the noun is apparent: un garçon (a boy) is masculine, whereas une fille (a girl) is feminine.
Explanation:
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