I am not that sure about this answer, but I think it might be Australia.
I'm in middle school and I take French.
Hi,
<span>Choisis la conjugaison correcte pour completer la phrase (au conditionnel)
Vous ne (Perdre) Jamais vos clés.
</span>C.) perdriez
Conjugaison du verbe "perdre" au conditionnel présent :
je perdrais
tu perdrais
il, elle, on perdrait
nous perdrions
vous perdriez
ils, elles perd<span>raient</span>
<span>la capitale de la France est Paris
</span>The capital of France is Paris
<em>Bonjour !</em>
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<em>1. Je "mange" un sandwich. Tu "manges"une pizza.</em>
<em>6. Nicolas "invite" Marie à la boum. Tu "invites"Alain.</em>
<em>2. Tu "parles"anglais. Je "parle" français.</em>
<em>7. Mlle Thomas "travaille" dans (in) un hôpital.</em>
<em>3. Éric "écoute" la radio. Claire "écoute" un CD.</em>
<em>4. Jean-Paul "regarde" la télé. Tu "regardes" un match de tennis.</em>
<em> 8. La chorale (choir) "chante" bien. Est-ce que</em>
<em>5. M. Simon "voyage" en (by) bus. Mme Dupont "voyages"en train.</em>
<em>9. Tu "habites" en France. Aya "habite" en Afrique.</em>
The verb boire (meaning to drink) is an irregular verb, which means that its forms have to be learned by heart because you can't just make them following some rules. In the case of this verb, its past participle is D. bu.
Past participle is used to form a couple of complex tenses in French, such as passé composé, plus-que-parfait, passé antérieur, f<span>utur antérieur, and tenses in the conditional and subjunctive forms. </span>
