Answer:
<h2><u>Toi</u></h2><h3><em /></h3><h3><em>Toi </em>means <em>you </em>in English. </h3><h3>This is question means, "What is <u>your </u>name?" because of the use of <em>tu </em>and <em>t'</em>.</h3>
Bonsoir,
Elles se sont dépêchées de partir.
Nous nous sommes rencontrés à Cancun.
Ils n'ont pas eu froid.
Vous vous êtes maquillées ce matin.
<span>bien is the french version of the word</span>
<span>True or false: The endings of any verb in the future simple are always the same.
It's true for most but not all, for example, </span>être, avoir, <span>aller</span><span> etc.have irregular future stems. There are only a handful of such verbs. Thus, I'm not sure how True - False applies. </span>
