<em>Bonjour,</em>
3B
1. Samedi, nous allons voir un match de foot au <em>"stade".</em>
2. Super, mon joueur préféré <em>"a marqué" </em>un but et <em>"a gagné"</em> le match.
3. <em>"Je vais" </em>au stade à 5h00.
4. Mes amis sont les <em>"meilleurs",</em> ils achètent une casquette de foot pour moi.
5. Les ados ont besoin d'un <em>"ticket" </em>pour prendre le métro.
6. Mon cousin est <em>"un joueur" </em>professionnel.
7. Oh non ! Mon équipe préférée va <em>"perdre"</em> le match !
8. <em>"L'équipe"</em> de Marseille gagne le match.
Answer:
Mario lit à ses <u>enfants</u>.
Nous donnons le journal aux<u> enfants.</u>
Tu achètes un cadeau pour <u>Fatima</u>.
Je pense à mes<u> parents</u>.
Il téléphone à son <u>grand-père</u>.
Explanation:
Un COI refers to the indirect object of the sentence. It is often preceded by a preposition. For example: Il donne un cadeau à sa mère (He gives his mother a gift): un cadeau is the COD and sa mère is the COI; Je te parle (I'm talking to you): te is the COI because we say parler à (to talk to).
Answer:
quel est cette langue ???l
Answer:
What logical relationships are expressed in the
next sentences ?
Note the logical links used.
1. He played so well that the audience stood up to
applaud him. - 2. All the boats went out to sea
as a storm is announced. - 3. Although the summer
either already there, the temperature remains cool. - 4. Trees
are so thick that the forest is impenetrable. -
5. The walkers rush back in fear
to be surprised by the rain. - 6. Despite the snow and
ice, he had to take the road. - 7. Given the
results obtained, we will not be able to continue
long time.
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Explanation: I have no clue what this is but that's English for you.
Answer:
deux cents= 200
deux cent cinquante six=256
neuf cent quatre-vingt-sept=987
huit cent soixante-quinze=875
quatre cent trente-cinq=435
Explanation:
Dont knwo the last of them becuase they dont make logical sense in a sentence
