Answer:
2. He did not know<u> her</u>, but offered it to <u>her</u> anyway.
3. Why did you give <u>him</u> a small tip?
4. Who writes <u>you</u> so many letters?
5. Frank gave it to <u>us </u>last week.
6. She explained everything to <u>me.</u>
7. Could you leave the lights off for <u>them</u>?
Explanation:
The underlined and boldened words are the indirect pronouns. As explained in the box, indirect pronouns are used to replace the indirect object nouns in sentences.
Sometimes, both the direct and indirect objects can appear in the same sentence. To easily recognize the indirect objects in this instance, we search for them after the prepositions, To and For. These principles were applied in underlining the words above.
Bonjour,
Answer:
<em>Parce qu'ils ne veulent plus garder de ce qui symbolise l'Ancien Régime.</em>
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Since the turn of the 20th century, Montmartre has been the cultural heart of Paris, attracting the likes of Pablo Picasso, Dali, Hemingway, Gertrude Stein, The Fitzgeralds, Modigliani, Toulouse Lautrec and many more.
Answer:
1] l'informatique
2] l'espagnol
3] pas un
4] le dictionnaire
5] La craie
6] La carte ou le globe
7] L'horloge ou le montre
8] vos
9] nos
10] paresseuse
11] Non, elle est méchante
12] Y a-t-il de papeir sur le pupitre?
13] Est-ce qu'il y a de feutre?
14] C'est son livre.
Answer:
Son amie lui manquait encore, même si elle a été impolie avec elle.
Explanation:
Meaning, she missed her friend "again". The word again, can work in a similar way as "still" in the past tense.
