English - Written production remember the episode of childhood.
Answer:
a dark usually underground prison or vault
Explanation:
Dungeon was first used in English in the 14th century for the strong tower in the inner part of the castle. Defenders could retreat to this tower if attackers got inside the castle walls. Part of the tower usually included an underground room, the dungeon, usually used for prisoners. Throughout its history, the word dungeon has had many spellings. Sometimes it was spelled donjon like the French word it comes from, and sometimes in other ways. In time the spelling donjon came to be used mostly for the castle tower, and the spelling dungeon mostly for the underground room or prison.
Bonjour,
The Chinese teacher is a women.
<em> faux</em>
Explanation:
Brigitte : Ah, bon, et<em> il </em>est comment <em>le</em> prof de chinois ?
Béatrice :<em> Il </em>est petit et mince et<em> il</em> est très intelligent.
<em>il = </em>masculin
<em>le =</em> masculin
Answer:
When the leaders of European New Right parties met on January 21st 2017 in the German city of Koblenz, many were surprised that nationalist politicians could attempt to work together and actually talk about international cooperation. An international nationalist meeting? To many, it at first sounded more like an anachronistic oxymoron than an actual political event taking place in the 21st century. However, when one looks back in time, the histories of European nationalist movements in general, and French and German nationalism in particular, are intertwined. So much so that one could even speak of a common history.
Bonjour,
1) juste
2) juste
3) avons ador<u>é</u>; avons fait; avons amené
4) avez pris; avez employé ; avez couru
5) ont espéré; ont bu ; ont appris
6) a eu; a regardé ; a appris
7) avez essayé ; avez préféré; avez surpris
8) ont organisé, ont été; ont nettoyé
