Where do the majority of French people shop now and why? Give two reasons. What caused a shift in the way the French shop for groceries?

Answer:

J'aime lire.

Explanation:

Answer:

For the other verbs (-IR, -RE and most “traditionally” irregular verbs in French), the S remains for the “tu” form, except for “aller” which becomes “va”:

1. Finis tes devoirs !

2. Ne traduis pas mot à mot !

3. Prends un bonbon.

3. BUT Va lui demander !

Explanation:

A pronoun replaces one or several nouns.

When you speak of John, instead of repeating his name over and over, you use the pronoun “he”.

John loves Paris. He loves Paris.

“Him”, “his” are other kinds of pronouns which could also refer to John.

Anne likes him.

This book is his.

You choose the correct pronoun according to the noun you want to replace and its grammatical value.

For example: “he” is used to replace a “masculine singular” noun (one man for example) which is subject of the verb; “him” when it’s an object pronoun; and “his” when it’s a possessive pronoun.

Today, we will concentrate on using subject pronouns. First, let’s see what the grammatical term “subject” means.

Je (or j’ + vowel or h) = I

Tu = you singular informal

Il = it, he

Long “eel” sound

Elle = it, she

Short clipped “el” sound

On – this one is more difficult to understand. It used to mean “ one “, but nowadays, “on” is used in casual French to say “ we “, instead of the now more formal/written form “ nous” (see below). Here is my article about the pronoun on in French.

Vous = you, one person, formal

“Vous” versus “tu” is a can of worms… there is a basic rule, and then many exceptions. I suggest you read my article about “Vous” versus “tu” in French – it makes for an interesting read!

About “tu”… there is only one form for “tu” and it’s “tu”. “T'” (t apostrophe) is short for “te”, another pronoun. Now… in informal texting, it’s common for people to misspell things and to write them like they sound. So you may see a “t'” where there should really be a “tu”. Don’t write your French essays that way… Your teacher won’t appreciate it!

Bonjour

Conjugate the verbs in the imperative form, in the person requested.

a- Achète un ordinateur.  (tu)

b- Allons à la maison.    (nous)

c- Venez chez nous.    (vous)

d- Fais de la place sur ton bureau. (tu)

e- Rangez vos chambres.  (vous)

f- Invite des amis.    (tu)

-

hope this helps☺☺☺

Bonjour,

Jean-Luc aime "faire" de la musique.

nous sommes bizarres means "we're weird"

HOPE THIS HELPS!!!!!!!! :)

<3333333333333

Answer:

it takes place every year on June 21st

Answer:

quel âge avez-vous

lol you guys know aboout google??you could simply check it out from there..

Bonjour

How old are you ?

Polite you ► Quel  âge avez-vous ?

Casual you ► Quel âge as-tu ?

-

"vous" (formal "you) is used to someone you don't know, elderly person, boss...

"tu" (informal you, 2nd person sing) is used to friends, family, children....

-

hope this helps ☺☺☺

Bonjour,

Answer:

Jean-François "est" à l'école.

Ils "sont" en vacances.

Je "suis" de Bordeaux.

Il "est" deux heures et demie.

Daniel et Thomas "sont" à l'hôpital.

Elle "est"chez elle.

Vous "êtes" en re*ard.

Explanation:

Verbe "être" au présent :

je suis

tu es

il,elle, on est (Jean-François = il)

nous sommes

vous êtes

ils,elles sont (Daniel et Thomas = ilS)

Answer: this answers should be inserted on the line

Explanation:

1. est sorti

2. etes entré(e)

3. a passé

4. sommes sortis

5. est rentré

6. est entré

7. est retourné

8. sont rentrés

9. suis retourné(e)

10. suis rentré(e)

Bonjour

1- Pierre a sorti le chien.

2- Vous êtes entré(s) par la porte de derrière.

("formal" vous ==> vous êtes entré // plural "vous"==> vous êtes entrés)

3- Mon frère a passé une bonne journée.

4- Nous sommes sortis avec des amis.

5- Pierre est rentré tôt.

6- Il est entré avec moi.

7- Jacques a retourné le livre à la bibliothèque.

8- Paul et marie ont rentré le linge.

9- J'ai retourné la crêpe dans la poêle.

10- J'ai rentré la voiture dans le garage.

-

Hope this helps ☺☺☺

Answer:

When we see the movie we

Explanation:

Answer:

C) Sous-titres  

Explanation:

Tu veux regarder ce film chinois avec moi?"

"Mais je ne parle pas chinois!"

Ce n'est rien, il y a des ______!" ( sous-titres)

("Do you want to watch this Chinese movie with me?" "But I don't speak Chinese!" It's nothing, there are subtitles ! ")

In English it's subtitles in french it's sous-titres

Answer:

sous-titres

Explanation:

1. presente, cherche, j'habite, j'étudie, travaille, j'adore, aimons, restons, regardons, aimez

2. j'habite, j'étudie, cherche, j'aime, fais, joue, chante, j'adore, aimes, aimes,

Answer ex 24:

1) Elle n'y va pas souvent

2) Je n'y vais pas souvent.

3) Nous n'y allons pas souvent.

4) Vous n'y allez pas souvent.

5) Ils n'y vont pas souvent.

6) Je n'y vais pas souvent.

Answer ex 25:

1) Ses parents / y / vivent / depuis longtemps.

2) Nous / y / allons / souvent.

3) J' / y / passe / mes vacances.

4) On / y / habite / depuis un an

You can trust me, french is my native language ;)

Answer:

L'homme d'affaires

Explanation:

It means Business Man and the rest of the sentence means works in the office.

Answer:

Explanation:

L'homme d'affaires travaille au bureau.

Answer:

vous

Explanation:

Comment allez-vous means "how are you"

Bonjour,

Comment allez-vous ?

Answer:

"ce n'était pas moi c'était le nettoyeur de vitres!"

Explanation:

Answer:

ce n'était pas moi c'était le nettoyeur de vitres

this is how you say it

Explanation:

Bonjour

Answer C ► Marie aide son frère.

frère = masc. sing  

son = possessive adjective masc. sing.

In French the possessive adjective agrees with what is possessed.

-

a- Marie aide sa frère => "sa" is false

b- Marie peint son frère => doesn't make sense : Marie paints her brother

C- Marie aide son frère. Marie helps her brother ==> CORRECT

d- Marie aime sa frère ==> "sa" is false

-

hope this helps ☺☺☺

Answer:

C

Marie aide son frère

Answer:

The correct abbreviation is M. et Mme Dupont. Note that there's a space between "Mme" (Mme Blanc) and the last name and only a dot between "M." and the last name (M.Gras)

Explanation:

In French, we use M. for Monsieur, Mme for Madame and Mlle for Mademoiselle (even though we don't use this one anymore, just like Miss). If there are several men, you can use the form MM.Dupont et Boucher.

Answer:

Here are the translations so that you can understand better.

1. How old is David?

2. What color is Marie's hair?

3. What is she like, Stéphanie?

4. What's your cat's name?

5. How is Antoine?

I wonder if there was any pictures or descriptions. If yes, you can send them to me and I'll help you answer these questions.

Answer:

Il est espagnol

Answer:

I think it's C: Je viens du

Explanation:

Because it's asking where do you come from (D'ou viens-tu, Josh?) not where are you from. :)

Bonjour,

la lumière : féminin/singulier

leS lumièreS : féminin/pluriel

Answer:

Write the the phrases here and I might be able to help you.

If you do not know what future proche is, here is an example, "Je vais aller au cinéma. I'm going to go to the cinema."

Answer:

Comment vas-Tu

Explanation:

Because you are not in a formal situation

Answer:

French pupils don't have to wear uniform.

They are allowed out of school at lunch time.

They eat differently at lunch time - they don't take in sandwiches, they often eat a large lunch at home.

They have more homework than the english.

Explanation:

the last question is for you to answer because it requires your opinion.

i hope this helped

A. 300 kilometres per hour

Answer:

It's probably B

Explanation:

Answer:

Ils vont attendre jusqu'à demain.

Answer:

I believe the answer is Êtes (are).

Explanation:

I'm not sure if you meant -vous américalne (-you friendly)or if you meant -vous américaine (-you American). Either way, the answer should be Êtes

Est-ce que   Is

Parlez   Speak

Êtes   Are

Est-ce   ​Is this

Hope this helps.

Answer:

Si no me equivoco se dice, Je veux aller à la salle de bain