Answer:
B. ne doute pas que
Explanation:
it's the only positive one and the rest sound similar to each other with the context?
ne pense pas que = don't think that
ne doute pas que = don't doubt that
ne crois pas que = don't believe that
ne suis pas sûr que = am not sure that
Answer: a few, as I can't read Russian
1.) c. travaillé
2) a. bu b. cherché c. fait d. choisi
3a.) Vous avez habité à Paris.
5.) a. ils traduiront b. tu écriras c. il sera
Explanation:
Regular -er verbs form the past participle, participe passé, by substituting é in place of the -er in the infinitive.
-oir verbs substitute u -ir verbs substitute i
Many common verbs are irregular. You just have to keep practicing to memorize them until they become automatic.
Sorry I can't help more.
<em>Bonjour ! </em>
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<em>a) Je fais mon travail </em>quotidien.
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<em>b) Mon </em>équipe<em> de football préférée est la France.</em>
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<em>c) J'ai fait la </em>connaissance<em> de mon nouveau professeur de français.</em>
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<em>d) Nous avons aimé l'</em>émission<em> sur les animaux.</em>
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<em>e) A 19 heures, je regarde toujours la même </em>chaîne <em>de télévision.</em>
A family where no one leaves home, all living under the same roof, sharing everything, even after they get married.
Answer:
deux cents= 200
deux cent cinquante six=256
neuf cent quatre-vingt-sept=987
huit cent soixante-quinze=875
quatre cent trente-cinq=435
Explanation:
Dont knwo the last of them becuase they dont make logical sense in a sentence
