Bonjour
AVOIR
► avoir is the main verb TO HAVE for possession
► it's also an auxiliary for past compound tenses as
- passé composé
- plus-que-parfait
- futur antérieur
- conditionnel passé
<u>AVOIR </u><em><u>présent</u></em>
j'ai
tu as
il/elle/on a
nous avons
vous avez
ils/elles ont
<u>AVOIR </u><u><em>imparfait</em></u>
j'avais
tu avais
il/elle/on avait
nous avions
vous aviez
ils/elles avaient
<u>AVOIR </u><u><em>futur</em></u>
j'aurai
tu auras
il/elle/on aura
nous aurons
vous aurez
ils/elles auront
<u>AVOIR </u><em><u>conditionnel</u></em>
j'aurais
tu aurais
il/elles/on aurait
nous aurions
vous auriez
ils/elles auraient
<u>AVOIR </u><u><em>passé simple</em></u>
j'eus
tu eus
il/elle/on eut
nous eûmes
vous eûtes
ils/elles eurent
PARTICIPE PRÉSENT => ayant
PARTICIPE PASSÉ ==> eu <em>(m.sing.)</em>, eue <em>(f. sing.)</em>, eus <em>(m. pl)</em>, eues<em>(f.pl)</em>
hope this will help ☺☺☺
Answer:
1. Laptops are rarely used for listening to music.
true
false
2. Young French people do not use the Internet.
true
false
3. Museums are popular places for recreation.
true
false
4. Social networks are not widely used to communicate with friends.
true
false
5. Young French people do not like to practice artistic activities.
true
false
6. Sport is not important in the lives of young people.
true
false
7. Young French people watch television less today.
true
false
8. The most popular musical instrument in France is the piano.
true
false 9. More (More) people practice painting than sculpture.
true
false
10. In the MJC, you can do a wide variety of activities.
true
false
Explanation: the translation
False because we always share foods
I haven't taken French in a while so I'm a little rusty.
Number one should translate to something about putting the princess to sleep; so thus it is "potion magique".
Number two, it's talking about someone using a wand to "transforme" the pumpkin into a carriage.
Number three, is talking about the characters being personified in a "fable".
Number four is simple of course, it being "princesse".
Number five, this is just a lucky guess; I only figure that "fantôme" could translate to phantom.
Number six is "morale".
Number seven is "lègende".
Number eight is "combat".
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