The most logical one would be C, “je ne t’aime plus,” meaning “i don’t love you anymore.” hope this helps! :)
Read the question and select the correct response:
You are out with friends in France and it is time to pay. Who pays?
Everyone pays for what they ordered.
You are telling your friend what you will do next weekend. Choose the sentence with the correct future tense:
Je regarderai mon feuilleton préféré.
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You want to ask your friend about something happening next week.
Complete the question with the correct form of the verb in the future:
Est-ce que tu iras en ville samedi matin? (aller)
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You want to find out the time of the concert next month. Complete the
question with the correct form of the verb in the future:
A quelle heure commencera le concert? (commencer) (5 points)
5. You want to take the bus with your two friends in the morning.
Complete the question with the correct form of the verb in the future:
A quelle heure arriverez-vous à l'arrêt de bus? (arriver) (5 points)
6. You want to find out when your dad is coming home. Complete the question with the correct form of the verb in the future:
Quand est-ce qu'il rentrera?
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Le numéro 4 est la bonne réponse. Eu un accident. Moi je me suis.
Bonjour
2- Au déjeuner, j'ai mangé un demi-melon, du poulet et une salade (??), et une part de gâteau<em> (de tarte ..??).</em>
Comme boisson, j'ai pris une bouteille d'eau. <em>(I can't clearly see...)</em>
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3- Au dîner, j'ai mangé <em>(I can't see what is on the small plate next to the fish !! du saucisson ou du concombre ...?? !! and in the bowl; is ot a big ice ceam or a salad ??? !!!) </em>du concombre<em> (cucumber) or </em>du saucisson , du poisson et une glace avec de la crème chantilly et des fruits (<em>might be "une salade" ...)</em>
Comme boisson, j'ai pris du thé <em>(une tisane = an herb tea)</em>
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sorry, i'm not sure of what i see in the drawings ...
if you need ask in comments ...
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Bonjour,
Le Japon : Yamado (m.) "<em>est japonais".</em>
(féminin = <em>Elle est</em> japonaise)
<em>Verbe "être" au présent : </em>
<em>je suis</em>
<em>tu es</em>
<em>il</em>, elle, on <em>est (Yamado (m.) = il)</em>
nous sommes
vous êtes
ils,elles sont
