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This how you say it
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Trois fois. Is the answer you could have just read the options and how many days it showed.
Bonjour,
Quand j’étais petit, j’aimais jouer au football.
Je voudrais visiter France en novembre pour beacoup des raisons. Je veux voir les châuteau de Versailles quand il neige parce qu'il serait beau. Aussi, les cafés de Paris aurait beaucoup du bonne nourriture. Je pourrais boire du café et manger des croissants.En novembre, il fait froid et il peut neiger. Donc, il me faut une écharpe, des gants, des bottes, et peut-être un anorak. Avec les vêtements pour me réchauffer, je peux promener le Champs-Élysées. Je voudrais voir la ville de Paris parce qu'elle est belle en hiver.
Translation:I would like to visit France in November for a lot of reasons. I want to see the palaces of Versailles when it snows because it would be beautiful. Also, the cafes of Paris have a lot of good food. I could drink coffee and eat croissants.In November, it is cold and it can snow. Therefore, I need a heavy scarf, some gloves, boots, and maybe a heavy winter jacket. With clothes to keep me warm, I could walk the Champs-Élysées. I would like to see the city of Paris because it is beautiful in the winter.
Answer:
Explanation:
First of all, the grammar in the first sentence is wrong. To put "jamais", you need to put "ne" before. So it should be like this: Moi, je ne __ jamais au basket.
Ok. Now the answer: Since "Je" is the 1st personne in singular form, and it is an "ER" verb (jouER), you will need a terminaison of "E".
So neither of the choices are good. It should be like this:
Moi, je ne joue jamais au basket.
For the second sentence, we use "on". It is the 3e personne in singular form, and it is an irregular verb (Aller; to go). So we won't rely on the "normal conjugation". So you'll need to memorize this verb by heart.
Ok. The conjugation for the verb "Aller" in 3e personne of singular form is "va".
So the choice should be like this:
Pour faire du shopping, on va au centre commercial.
Remember that "Vas" is the 2nd personne singular form of Aller (To go); and "Est" is the 3rd personne singular form of Etre (To be).
