You use the passé composé when talking about specific actions that were completed in the past.
You will either have 'avoir' or 'être'.
Avoir: J'ai, Tu as, Il / Elle a, Nous avons, Vous avez, Ils/ Elles ont
Être: Je suis, Tu es, Il / Elle est, Nous sommes, Vous êtes, Ils/ Elles sont
Woah! That's a long list you've got there. I won't write them all for you, but I can tell you how :)
A french inversion is when you take a statement, locate its conjugated verb and subject pronoun, flip their order, and add a hyphen between them. For example, the statement "Tu aimes manger" (you like to eat), can become "Aimes-tu manger ?" which makes it "Do you like to eat?". But you seem to have this down already.
On to more complicated rules!
If there is a specific noun, (e.g. "Lucas aime manger"), you would add its corresponding pronoun (e.g. "Lucas aime-t-il manger ?").
That brings us to another thing. If the conjugated verb ends in a vowel (e.g. aime) and the subject pronoun is either "il", "elle", or "on", then add a "t" between them (e.g. "aime-t-il"). Remember the hyphens!
To locate your statement, remove any "est-ce que"s or "n'est-ce pas"s. If there are none, you're probably all good!
Hope this helps! Have a great day :)
Answer:
g-c-f-a-e-b-d
Explanation:
g) D'abord = To begin which indicates that this is the first sentence.
c) Ensuite= Then, the sentence explains what they did immediately after the first sentence, which is taking a taxi to go to the hotel
f) this sentence explains what they did once they got to the hotel so it is after c
a) This sentence explains what happens after they got in line (event explained in f) so it is the next sentence in the chronological order
e) After they were told there are no more rooms left, a man calls to cancel his reservation. So this is after a
b) the hotel gives them their key and they go to the room which indicates that this sentence takes place after the ma cancels his reservation (e)
d) The letter finishes on a positive note
Answer:this is for number 3. good mourning=bonjor
my name is =je m'appelle
good=bien
so so=comme ci comme ca
nice to meet you=enchante
how are you=comment allez vous
Explanation:
