So basically, your French teacher is having you rewrite the sentence, but with the addition of « ne...pas » surrounding the verb. For example, the fourth one would be « Non, je ne mange pas... » and then finish the sentence. You just have to remember conjugations (je, tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils, elles). « ne pas » is like the English word “not,” as in: “I did not eat lunch.” In French, that would be « Je ne mange pas le déjeuner. »
Answer:
1- n'ont pas acheté
2. n’étais pas encore parti
3. n’étais jamais descendu
4. n’étions pas venus
5- n’étiez pas restées
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there is no reference or a text attached to answer the question, we could say that what I learn about Marie Curie from the way she responds to her circumstances was that she was a determined woman in searching for answers. She had the knack to be perseverent no matter the difficult circumstances ahead. Since she was a young woman she never surrendered, she kept going on, a true characteristic for a scientist. Without perseverance and patience, a scientist will not have success. Marie Courie and her work to discover radioactivity made her win the Science Nobel Prize. She was the first woman to be awarded that prestigious prize.
Bonjour
Ma mère m'a dit que ------------une excellente cuisinière. Elle a menti.
<em>if there is no elision with 'que', 2 solutions (1st one = the best):</em>
<u>1- Ma mère m'a dit que </u><u>tu étais une </u><u>excellente cuisinière. Elle a menti.</u>
<em>OR</em>
2- Ma mère m'a dit que j'étais une excellente cuisinière. Elle a menti.
<em>With elision ==></em>
<em>Ma mère m'a dit </em><em>qu'elle était </em><em>une excelllente cuisinière. Elle a menti.</em>
Hope this helps :)
