Hi,
Ma mère et moi allons en ville.
Conjugaison du verbe "aller" au présent :
Je vais
Tu vas
Il, elle, on va
Nous allons (ma mère + moi = nous)
Vous allez
Ils,elles vont
Bonjour !
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<em>Elles se sont "lavées"les mains</em>
A.lavées
Verbe "se laver" au passé composé
<em>je me suis lavée</em>
<em>tu t'es lavée</em>
<em>elle s'est lavée / il s'est lavé/ on s'est lavé</em>
<em>nous nous sommes lavées</em>
<em>vous vous êtes lavées</em>
<em>ils se sont lavés</em>
elles se sont lavées
Answer:
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Explanation:
Explain why the past participle is or is not tuned.
1. Did you like the flowers you received yesterday?
2. They looked each other in the eye.
3.Mother took the dishes from the buffet and wiped them dry.
4. She came looking for them but did not find them.
5.The little boys went to bed, but they didn't fall asleep right away.
6. They gave us two French books and we immediately started reading them.
7. Yesterday Pierre and I went to the theater but I was bored during the whole show.
8. They washed and brushed their teeth.
9. We met and told each other a funny story.
10. Did she answer all the letters?
11. Have you made an appointment?
12.Yesterday, they saw each other and spoke to each other for a good quarter of an hour.
Bonjour !
<em>Maude et Françoise comprennent toujours très vite les problèmes de physique. </em>Elles <em>sont </em>"intelligentes".
<em>- </em>honnête = <em>masculin or féminin/ singulier</em>
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Exemple :
<em>- Cet homme est honnête.</em>
<em>- Cette femme est honnête.</em>
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- honnêtes = <em>masculin or féminin/pluriel</em>
Exemple :
- <em>Ces garçons sont honnêtes.</em>
<em>- Ces filles sont honnêtes.</em>
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- intelligent = <em>masculin/singulier</em>
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<em>Exemple : </em>
<em>Luc est intelligent.</em>
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<em>-</em> intelligentes =<em> féminin/pluriel</em>
<em>Maude et Françoise = féminin/pluriel </em>
<em>Maude et Françoise sont intelligentes.</em>
<em>Or : </em>
<em>Elles </em>sont <em>intelligentes.</em>
