Answer:
A:
Admirable, Agréable Aimable Amusant Apocalyptique Approximatif Attachant
B:
Banal, Bas, Bien, Bon, Bouleversant, barbant
E:
Éblouissant, Efficace, Émouvant, Ennuyant, Enragé, Époustouflant Épouvantable, Équitable, Exceptionnel
L:
Large, lassant, laxiste, languissant, lent
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Hi !!
1- to visit - I visited - J'ai visité (visiter)
2- to prepare - I prepared - j'ai préparé (préparer)
3- to listen - I listened - J'ai écouté (écouter)
4- to chat up - I chatted up - J'ai dragué (draguer)
5- to dance - I danced - J'ai dansé (danser)
6- to sing - I sang - J'ai chanté (chanter)
7- to eat - I ate - J'ai mangé (manger)
8- to buy - I bought - J'ai acheté (acheter)
9- to finish - I finished - J'ai fini (finir)
10- to choose - I chose - J'ai choisi (choisir)
11- to vomit - I vomited - J'ai vomi (vomir)
12- to go - I went - Je suis allé /masculine/ je suis allée (feminine) aller
how to make the past tense
auxiliaire être ou avoir + past participle
avoir + past participle = invariable except if the COD (direct object) is before the subject and the verb. the P. Participle will agree with the direct object
être + past participle : the p. participle always agrees with the subject (feminine, masculine, singular or plural.
2- Tu as écouté de la musique (does the picture show some one listening to music ?? If yes, it's ok)
3- I can't see the picture .....tell me; I'll write it down in comment...
4- Vous avez mangé devant la télévision (you ate in front of the TV)
5- Ma sœur et moi.......can't see ......
6- Mes frères ont joué au football (my brothers played football)
for n° 3 and 5 , tell me about the pictures.....I'll write it down in comment
hope I helped !
Explanation: We need to see a picture of your writing because
if we don't we can't determine so this question is not able to answer from us
Answer:
Sorry wish i could give you an example
But their is first-person, second-person and third-person
But first-person includes words like "I" "Me" "My"
second-person "you" "your"
third-person "she/he" "her/his"
Answer:
Allons au, meaning let's go.
Explanation:
the full sentence is let's go to the city tonight.
Cant see it can you take better pic
